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How to Develop a Crisis Preparedness Program

Melissa Agnes

Part of being crisis-ready means thinking through your organization’s top high-risk scenarios and developing a crisis preparedness program that is scalable, flexible and realistically actionable – and then integrating that program into the culture of your organization.

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The Status Quo of Crisis Preparedness Puts You at a Disadvantage—and It’s Time For That To Change

Melissa Agnes

Over the last couple of years, I’ve found myself increasingly frustrated with my industry, the crisis management profession. To put my frustration simply, the status quo of crisis preparedness and crisis management no longer suffices and, as a result, does a disservice to professionals, organizations and society.

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Overcoming Business Challenges with Business Consultants

Business Consulting Agency

Business consultants possess in-depth knowledge and experience in various markets, enabling them to navigate complex regulatory landscapes, identify target audiences, and develop effective market entry strategies. Strategic Planning and Growth Initiatives Developing and executing effective growth strategies is a challenge for many companies.

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What Is A Crisis Preparedness Program?

Melissa Agnes

I’m always talking about developing a crisis preparedness program rather than simply developing a crisis management plan. But what’s the difference and why is a program so much more valuable than a plan? Looking To Hire A Crisis Management Keynote Speaker? Take a look!

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Three Steps to Successful Crisis Communication

Melissa Agnes

Crisis communication is one of the most important aspects of your crisis management. In fact, whom you communicate with in a crisis, along with when and how you communicate with them, can mean the difference between successful crisis management and crisis management failure. Step 1: Identify your stakeholders.

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The Most Common Systematic Failure In Crisis Communication – And Odds Are, You’re Vulnerable To It

Melissa Agnes

One important aspect of your organization’s successful crisis management, is being able to reach out to, and communicate with, all impacted and relevant stakeholders, in a timely and efficient fashion. Versus, is the information being kept “in their heads” or programmed to their mobile devices?

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5 Steps to Developping a Cyber Security Crisis Management Plan

Melissa Agnes

It watches like a thrilling trailer and is meant to get organizations thinking about their cyber security preparedness. Take a look: Are you ready for a cyber security crisis? Cyber security is a crisis scenario that is extremely top of mind these days – and rightfully so. Step 2: Develop your internal escalation process.