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When dealing with a crisis, you need to start by identifying where in proximity to the organization’s reputation it lies, so, like a cancer, you can isolate it and neutralize it before it grows.
Polling can help PR pros prepare for new initiatives, mitigate potential brand damage from fallout of culture wars, or even rebuild brand and/or executive images in the wake of crises.
The Levinson Group makes its debut in Band 1, the top category for crisis PR & communications firms, in this year’s rankings from Chambers.
Some businesses may focus on real-time data to inform how they mitigate a crisis, while others might use historical data to help determine the best course forward. Let’s examine the data that matters the most for effective crisis response management.
The best way to survive a social media crisis is never to get into one in the first place.
In litigation matters, an effective communications strategy can protect your name in the court of public opinion.
Anheuser-Busch is still refusing to own up to the problem caused by the Bud Light-Dylan Mulvaney fiasco, threatening to do permanent damage to the brand.
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Perceptual Advisors is providing crisis PR services to Ecuador regarding the impeachment process of its embattled president Guillermo Lasso Mendoza.
Fox News has dropped Tucker Carlson, its top-rated talking head, from its line-up and will replace his show with a new program beginning tonight.
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Ron Klain, who was president Biden’s chief of staff until Feb. 8, has returned to O’Melveny, where he will head the law firm’s strategic counseling and crisis management practice.
In the wake of protest over the use of trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney on Instagram, will Bud Light return to the tried and true marketing push using scantily clad women in its commercials, or manly men guzzling the swill at country music concerts?
Norfolk Southern has hired Klein/Johnson Group to handle matters concerning rail transportation, safety and environmental issues.
The consensus among PR experts is that Norfolk Southern’s initial response to the Feb. 3 train derailment in East Palestine, OH, was slow-footed, tentative and, overall, wholly inadequate to the magnitude of the situation.
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Kekst CNC is providing strategic communications and crisis support to Adani Group, the beseiged India-based conglomerate that has been accused of accounting fraud and stock market manipulation by Hindenburg Research.
Embattled Madison Square Garden Entertainment Group chief James Dolan is using former Trump PR guru Hope Hicks to deflect criticism for his use of facial recognition technology to ban legal foes from attending events at the “world’s most famous arena.”
Finn Partners represents the Mississippi River Boulevard Christian Church and its Pastor J. Lawrence Turner who will host today’s funeral of Tyre Nichols who was murdered by Memphis police.
Our “return to normal” often feels like we’ve traded one massive global crisis for many smaller—yet substantial—problems, creating an expectation for our corporate leaders to assume a larger role in providing insights, guidance and solutions for these challenges.
Why organizations should always keep their boots laced up and their hard hats within reach.
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