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Important Steps To Take Post-Crisis

Melissa Agnes

When the crisis has been managed, the organization’s primary focus is to do everything in its power to return to business as usual. Post-crisis, there are some very important discussions and actions that need to be taken, in order to continue to implement and strengthen your crisis-ready corporate culture.

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There is No Pill that Alleviates the Health Crisis of Racism

UPD Consulting

All across the country, city and county governments are declaring racism a “public health crisis.” Indeed, racism is a public health crisis. The Willingness to Take Risks. Gathering data and consuming information related to racial equity are important, but these are only useful if they lead to action.

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Laid off from work? Here's what to do next.

Consulting Matters

Step 1: Take a Beat and Process What Happened to You. You can look at layoff as a crisis or as a wakeup call and invitation towards not just another job but towards creating even greater success.on Step 2: Pinpoint your Life Priorities. Step 3: Try on Different Futures and See What Fits YOU. your own terms.

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What’s the Difference Between Managing an Online Crisis vs. an Offline Crisis?

Melissa Agnes

A viewer recently asked me whether or not there is a difference between managing an online crisis vs. managing an offline crisis. They wondered if there were additional steps that may need to be taken when managing the former and, if so, what they are. Take a look! I’d love to hear what you think!

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How To Manage Controversial Issues

Melissa Agnes

The crisis ready formula for effective management. Fortunately, there is a 4-step Crisis Ready formula for effectively managing the majority of controversial issues. Take a look – and share these four steps with your team! Interested in bringing this important message to your next meeting or event?

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TCIP #029 – Managing the Law Enforcement Crisis Post Ferguson and New York with Captain Chris Hsiung, Tim Burrows and Louis Hayes

Melissa Agnes

Welcome to episode #029 of The Crisis Intelligence Podcast, with Melissa Agnes, Captain Chris Hsiung, Tim Burrows and Louis Hayes. Law enforcement, as an industry in the United States in particular, is in the midst of a major crisis. This episode of The Crisis Intelligence Podcast discusses: What really went wrong and when it started.

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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. Next steps for your crisis preparedness program. Who’s responsible for these communications?