Why Ownership Is So Important In Crisis Management

Why Ownership Is So Important In Crisis Management

Article written by Dani Andrews There are different approaches an organization can follow for crisis management.  As we mentioned in “Role of the Crisis Coordinator”, for example, the company can designate an individual to prepare a Crisis Management Team....
Why Organizations Fail to Respond to Crises

Why Organizations Fail to Respond to Crises

It’s not enough to have a crisis plan on paper. It must be practiced, rehearsed and tested in order for it to work when the time comes to respond. Organizations that fail to invest in these things often don’t respond well during a crisis situation. A great...
3 Advantages of Planning for Crises

3 Advantages of Planning for Crises

Every company should plan for crises, and it’s never too early to start. Planning ahead is the best way to reduce financial and reputational impacts of a crisis on your organization. Here are three advantages of planning for crises: 1) better understanding what...
Return-to-Office: Q & A with Mark and Milena

Return-to-Office: Q & A with Mark and Milena

  Series authors: Mark Hoffman and Milena Maneva Previous article: Return-to-Office: Sample Return-to-Office Protocol   This is the final installment of our five-part series on Return-to-Office.   Milena and I want to thank you for following our series and...
3 Reasons to Invest in a Tabletop Exercise

3 Reasons to Invest in a Tabletop Exercise

In any discussion on continuity of operations, it is reasonable to ask, “Why should my organization invest in a tabletop exercise program?”   While the reasons are many, some that serve as a foundation for a strategic-based approach to tabletop exercise programs...