Crises have no boundaries. Any company, organization or institution is vulnerable. For those senior managers, this book could be job insurance!
This book is the complete guide to crisis and risk communications with professional tips, tactics, dos, don'ts and case histories.
The better a management team is prepared, the better it will be able to communicate and contain an incident before it becomes a crisis.
This should be required reading for anyone running a successful enterprise in today's crisis-prone and litigious-driven environment.
Excerpt
The best insurance is to be prepared. Anticipate every possible crisis. Be prepared to respond immediately. This is essential if one hopes to avoid a crisis or be able to manage one if the inevitable happens.
Professional Reviews
Dr. Marilyn Kern-Foxworth, Florida A&M University
Every person, organization, company, city and industry that has been involved with, anticipating or subject to a crisis should purchase a copy of this book. It is a time-tested recipe for how to handle, circumvent or control a crisis.
Anthony G. Dempster, Houston management consultant and former senior executive with Shell Oil Co.
The need for this book is not just at the highest level of major organizations ... the manager of a paint factory, the FBI head of station, the manager of a supermarket, a college president facing some athletic or academic scandal -- the list is endless. This is better than the ONE MINUTE MANAGER.
From PR Network
Every PR professional's bookcase should have room for one more book on crisis communictions, especially one full of actual case histories to learn from. Rene Henry's book ... is chock full of good and bad examples of PR during crisis situations.
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