The leadership styles of CEOs and their staffs are the wild cards in how companies and organizations respond to a crisis. Their approaches, philosophies, and preferences for managing people and corporate emergencies can help resolve a crisis—or extend and worsen the situation.As important as it is to have a crisis
In today’s episode of my "Crisis Management Minute,” find out why companies and organizations need different crisis management plans for different types of crises—and how to prepare them.You can listen to the “Minute” wherever podcasts are found, including Apple Podcasts, at this link: https://lnkd.in/eVMbUSuN“Crisis Management Minute" is produced by Molly
This month marks the third anniversary of the publication of "Crisis Ahead," Edward Segal s award-winning and bestselling book on crisis management.To celebrate the ocassion, publisher Nicholas Brealey is making deeply discounted copies of the ebook edition available through the end of June wherever books are sold in the U.S. and
What are the best and worst ways for government leaders and corporate executives to be seen and heard when a crisis strikes their organizations?The guest on this episode of Edward Segal's "Crisis Ahead" podcast on the Federal News Network was Kirk Hazlett, an adjunct professor of communication at the University
Edward Segal, a nationally-known crisis management expert, announced the relaunch of his Crisis Aheadpodcast which debuted today on the Federal News Network (www.federalnewsnetwork.com). The show can be heard at this link: https://lnkd.in/eq3DyWuhFederal News Network is a critical source of breaking news, information, and analysis for people who support the missions of federal