02 Nov 7 Simple Steps to Developing a Crisis Communications Plan

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This contributed article was first published by the Global Public Relations Network and is written by Brad Kostka, President of Roop & Co. As the global Covid-19 pandemic has so clearly demonstrated over the past few years, every organization—no matter its size or industry—is vulnerable to the...

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16 Aug 5 Best Practices To Incorporate Into Your Crisis Communications Strategy

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This article is contributed by Leeza Hoyt, president of The Hoyt Organization, Inc. and a member of the Forbes Council. It was originally published in Forbes. [caption id="attachment_876" align="alignnone" width="200"] Leeza Hoyt, president at The Hoyt Organisation in Los Angeles.[/caption] Dealing with a crisis is a nightmare for...

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14 Apr 15 danger signals for a board of directors

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This article was contributed by Kerryn Downey, a professional board director, chair of Alexander PR, and member of the Institutes of Directors New Zealand and life member of the Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario, Canada. Over three decades in business advisory and corporate restructuring in Canada and...

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16 Mar New white paper: 23 bad habits your board should change

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Are you responsible for leading an organisation during these turbulent times? Is 2023 the year of the perfect storm? Introducing our new, complimentary white paper for leaders on the “23 Bad Habits your Board Should Change in the Era of Polycrisis”. In this resource we share the...

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14 Nov Podcast alert: Is your business prepared for a potential crisis?

Posted at 15:22h in Issues and Crisis, Planning, Podcast by Emily Svadlenak 0 Comments

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Many good leaders will know that when a crisis hits, you need a team of key people in place to respond quickly and effectively before the situation escalates. Who is on that team and how they should operate will directly impact your brand’s reputation. In the...

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14 Sep Four examples of ideal Board leadership through crisis

Posted at 15:17h in Expert Contribution, How to's, Issues and Crisis, Planning by Emily Svadlenak 0 Comments

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What does good leadership through a crisis look like? [caption id="attachment_709" align="alignnone" width="225"] Above: Sophi Rose[/caption] In this contributor article, Sophi Rose shares four examples on how boards and leaders can step up to deal with a crisis.  A good rule for any board is ‘noses in...

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03 May FinTechs’ best way to avoid a crisis – innovating on the right side of regulation

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How can FinTechs innovate on the right side of regulation, and what is the best way to avoid a crisis? In this article Binu Paul, Specialist Lead, FinTech explains how business innovation and regulation can go hand-in-hand, and how you can avoid issues and crises...

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14 Jan A scientist’s view on business continuity strategies in pandemics and disasters

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In our first guest column for 2021 Ben Harris, Medical Microbiology Scientist, shares his tips on what businesses can do to prepare for and sustain themselves in and despite of pandemics and disasters. “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it” - George...

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14 Dec Is it possible for leaders to plan for 100-year events?

Posted at 15:10h in How to's, Issues and Crisis, Planning by Emily Svadlenak 0 Comments

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Originally published on New Zealand Management Magazine. Covid is frequently characterised as a once-in-a-century event, because the last pandemic to spread quickly to seemingly every corner of earth was the influenza outbreak at the end of World War I. Undoubtedly, this is the first health-related crisis in...

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