What Crisis?
Take steps to limit the damage a crisis can bring
Take steps to limit the damage a crisis can bring
Manage bad news
A seminar for up to 20 participants
A seminar for up to 20 participants
Handle the media
Don't let the media become part of the crisis
Don't let the media become part of the crisis
Resources
Useful media and PR websites
One of the best training courses I have been on! Paul Walsh, Initiatives Manager, West Wiltshire Housing Society
...................... Excellent – you know your subject backwards! Katherine Jones, Airedale NHS Trust.............................
Most impressive. Thank you. Colm Mather. First Capital
Successful management of a crisis is about recognising that you have one and taking appropriate action. But you also need to be seen to take those actions and heard to say the right things if you wish to protect your reputation – because in many crises, what people think of you is at least as important as what happened. In other words, perception is reality.
Our consultants have substantial experience of writing, testing and delivering Crisis Communications Plans. Why not let that experience count for you? We can draft your Crisis Communications Plan for you. Or we can help you develop your own Plan by:
- Getting you to think and talk about what might happen and how it can be effectively managed
- Identifying and prioritising key audiences (your ‘publics’)
- Developing response strategies
- Establishing communications protocols and a media policy
- Listing key media contacts
Contact us for free quote and proposal,
Tina Coulsting or Claire Harrington
Tel. 0117 923 7933 or email office@mentorltd.co.uk