Crisis management expert Edward Segal s new book on crisis management, Crisis Ahead , has received a silver medal in the 2021 Axiom Business Book Awards in the Marketing, Advertising and PR category.Â
The Axiom Business Book Awards are intended to bring increased recognition to exemplary business books and their creators, with the understanding that business people are an information-hungry segment of the population, eager to learn about great new books that will inspire them and help them improve their careers and businesses.
Book Authority recently named Crisis Ahead as one of the best new books on crisis management to read in 2020 and 2021, and last year said it was one of the best such books of all time. Learn more about Crisis Ahead at PublicRelations.com.
Impact of Suez Canal Crisis on Companies Around The World Expected to Last Several Weeks From:
Crisis management expert and author said today the impact and significance of a crisis can last long after the incident itself has ended, which is expected to be the case now that the giant Ever Given container ship is no longer blocking the Suez Canal.
He predicted in a story on forbes.com that, Countries, companies, and industries around the world that will be most affected by this crisis are in for a bumpy ride for several weeks. The consequences for international trade and supply chains will likely last much longer.
Goya’s board of directors finally had enough of what CEO Robert Unanue had to say to the world in support of President Donald Trump’s claims of voter fraud in the 2020 presidential election. As reported by CNN, recently the directors of the Latino food company voted to censure Unanue and prohibit him from speaking to
Brokerage app Robinhood is in the harsh glare of the public spotlight because of their role in the riveting financial story about GameStop, the brick-and-mortar video game retailer. According to crisis management expert and author Edward Segal, “What Robinhood did and said—and how they did and said it—gave business leaders valuable lessons in crisis communication.”In
Crisis management expert and author Edward Segal said today that like pilots, some business executives are using computer simulations so their companies and organizations will be as prepared as possible for a variety of worst-case crisis scenarios. In a new story for Forbes.com, Segal writes that, “From cyber attacks to mass