Setting the Operational Rhythm
In this fourth installment of the Whiteboard Wednesday video series, Rob discusses setting the operational rhythm of your briefing cycle and how to maintain the discipline.
Similar Posts
Crisis Management Lessons from the Boston Marathon Bombings: A Decade Later
This month marks the 10-year anniversary of the tragic Boston Marathon bombings, which occurred on April 15, 2013. Two pressure cooker bombs exploded near the finish line, killing three people and injuring over 260 others. The bombings were a shocking act of terror that tested the resilience of Boston and the nation as a whole….
How to Prepare for Financial Crisis Management
Article written by Dani Andrews Regardless of how long you’ve been running your business, it’s normal to experience crises over the years. While you cannot completely eliminate the risks and threats to your business’s growth and success, the first step to risk management is recognizing the common examples of business crises, some of which you…
4 Reasons Crisis Scenario Planning is Effective
An Organization is Not “Crisis Ready” Unless it Validates Plans and Teams Through Crisis Simulation Exercises on an Ongoing Basis Do your crisis simulation exercises really engage your team members? Are they impactful in a way that your leadership team wants to invest more time and financial resources into them? Not sure? Then this short…
Putting Crisis Management on Autopilot: How AI Agent Networks Are Transforming Modern Crisis Programs
Crisis Management Can’t Afford to Be Reactive Anymore Crisis management has always been about speed, accuracy, and coordination under pressure. Yet most crisis programs still rely heavily on manual processes, siloed teams, and static playbooks that struggle to keep pace with today’s risk environment. Cyber incidents escalate in minutes. Disinformation spreads in seconds. Supply chain…
United States – Canada: Cross Border Emergency Response Interoperability Mutual Aid Preserving Economic Stability
The United States and Canada have a long history of working together to ensure that, should there be a major incident, frameworks exist to enable joint response, across the international boundary. In 2016, total bilateral trade in goods and services exceeded $635 billion USD, a large portion of which occurs cross border via trucking and…
- Business Continuity | Crisis Communications | Crisis Management | Emergency Management | Exercises | Podcast | Tabletop Exercises
An Interview with Michael Gladstone of WeWork
How does your organization prepare for crises? Have you been through the planning process thoroughly? In this interview, we speak with WeWork’s crisis and emergency preparedness manager Michael Gladstone. He talks about the difference between planning in high threat places and those safer or less vulnerable environment. He also spoke about technology and how it’s…
Add your first comment to this post