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Crisis Communications

How brands can safeguard their reputation in a post-truth era (Demo)

Years ago, I had a Homer Simpson #doh moment when I fell for, and re-shared, some inane Facebook post warning people of something dire and technology related. This post had been passed around my school friends like some kind of…

Gemma StoreyJanuary 20, 2017

Crisis Communications

How brands can safeguard their reputation in a post-truth era

Years ago, I had a Homer Simpson #doh moment when I fell for, and re-shared, some inane Facebook post warning people of something dire and technology related. This post had been passed around my school friends like some kind of…

Gemma StoreyJanuary 20, 2017

Crisis Communications

Book your place at Managed Networks’ Security Seminar

This month, Kate will be speaking at the Security Seminar, hosted by professional IT support services provider, Managed Networks. The seminar will focus on IT security and crisis management for businesses in the venue and entertainment sector. The event (held…

Gemma StoreySeptember 12, 2016

Crisis Communications

Help send Polpeo to #SXSWInteractive 2017

The digital world is already getting excited for what’s sure to be another great SXSW Interactive. Apart from being a great place for rising tech stars to shine, SXSW Interactive offers agencies, brands and individuals the opportunity to learn and…

Gemma StoreyAugust 19, 2016

Crisis Communications

July in crisis

Issues that used to be dealt with between the customer and the organisation are now easily shared with the wider world. As a result, organisations need to be willing to defend their internal guidelines, or flexible enough to listen to…

Gemma StoreyAugust 17, 2016

Crisis Communications

Why crisis planning is vital (Demo)

Crisis planning comes naturally to some people. These people appear to have been born ready to prepare for the worst in any given situation. They’re the ones who’ll have the emergency phone charger on hand, or arrive at the pitch…

Kate HartleyJune 30, 2016

Crisis Communications

Why crisis planning is vital

Crisis planning comes naturally to some people. These people appear to have been born ready to prepare for the worst in any given situation. They’re the ones who’ll have the emergency phone charger on hand, or arrive at the pitch…

Kate HartleyJune 30, 2016

Crisis Communications

Crisis recovery: Chipotle

Chipotle spent half of 2015 going through repeated crises as customers across America came down with illnesses. It had to deal with: E.coli outbreaks in Seattle (July 2015, five people sick from an unknown source), and a further 12 states…

Gemma StoreyMarch 18, 2016

Crisis Communications

Brands in crisis: controlling the risk (Demo)

Anyone who’s been involved in running a business will know that it’s impossible to completely eliminate risk. You can assess risk, and manage it, but you can’t eliminate it. Businesses need thorough risk assessments, but they also need crisis plans…

Gemma StoreyMarch 11, 2016

Crisis Communications

Brands in crisis: controlling the risk

Anyone who’s been involved in running a business will know that it’s impossible to completely eliminate risk. You can assess risk, and manage it, but you can’t eliminate it. Businesses need thorough risk assessments, but they also need crisis plans…

Gemma StoreyMarch 11, 2016

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Book your place at Managed Networks’ Security Seminar

Why crisis planning is vital (Demo)

Why crisis planning is vital

Brands in crisis: controlling the risk (Demo)

Brands in crisis: controlling the risk

Boeing: Too Big to Fail?

WJH Shorts: The BrewDog Controversy

WJH Shorts: The Anthropic Trump Feud

Trust in your brand builds crisis resilience

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