CRISIS COMMUNICATION
When a crisis strikes your business, you are bound to wish you had been better prepared. You probably don’t have an established procedure to ensure that all the pieces fall quickly into place, there are too few people around you who rapidly take care of important stakeholders and procedures on their own initiative. You feel like you are running out of time, and losing control.You want to set fast and clear actions in motion, but it’s not enough to give quick decisions, you are confronted with a mass of dilemmas that demand your time and your attention. The press and other media start to report about you. The race for information has started. At this point the reputation of you and your company is on the line.
As Scandinavia’s most experienced crisis advisers, we help you to regain control. We train you to stop events from turning into full-blown crises. We advise you on leadership and communication during crises.
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On the contrary, AndenæsA few weeks ago, the Norwegian attorney Ellen Holager Andenæs gave a strange piece of advice to Norwegian business managers at a Telenor seminar: in times of crisis, do n...
Crises communicationWhen a crisis strikes your business, you are bound to wish you had been better prepared. It’s a very common and completely normal reaction.
You probably ...
GK RESPONSEThe start of a crisis is often called the Golden Hour, as it offers you golden opportunities for successful crisis management....
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Two major British ad agencies, Karmarama and BMB, recently announced that they are to open in-house PR agencies. They are following in the wake of agencies like M&C Saatchi, Ogilvy, Publicis and TBWA. The battle between PR and advertising is escalating. But the swords and battlefields are swapped for modern warfare. It all happens behind enemy lines. The ad agencies starts thei
Two major British ad agencies, Karmarama and BMB, recently announced that they are to open in-house PR agencies. They are following in the wake of agencies like M&C Saatchi, Ogilvy, Publicis and TBWA. The battle between PR and advertising is escalating. But the swords and battlefields are swapped for modern warfare. It all happens behind enemy lines. The ad agencies starts thei







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