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Recently, I guest lectured at UNC Charlotte, where the students continue to ask great questions, including: “At what point in your career do you know you’re a crisis management expert? When you know that your counsel is right?”
My stock answer: “I don’t have all the answers, but I’m pretty confident that I’ll make a good [...]
If you’ve been through a communications coaching or media training session, it’s likely you’ve heard the importance of this formula when asked a difficult question:
Answer → Bridge → Message
During coaching sessions I’ve conducted, I’ll often get asked “Is this what politicians do?” My stock answer: “Some adopt this formula. Many do not answer [...]
Last November, Qantas was thrust into the spotlight for an emergency landing seemingly caused by one of its Rolls-Royce engines. Recently, the airline has faced a few more incidents involving Rolls-Royce engines.
Once again, I reached out to Australian blogger and crisis management expert Tony Jaques for more perspectives on the situation. Following is a [...]
Ketchum, my employer, recently published the latest edition of its online magazine, Perspectives. Some previous posts I created for this blog have been combined and updated for one of the key articles of the magazine.
Check out the article if you:
Are interested in the latest thoughts on the pros and cons of citizen broadcasting Would [...]
Like many, I was a little surprised by the initial under-reaction of Warren Buffett’s response to the David Sokol resignation. In case you missed the full story, Sokol personally bought a boatload of shares of a company that he soon recommended get acquired by Berkshire Hathaway.
Buffett responded with a rather vanilla quote in the [...]
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