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Posts Categorized: Crisis Communications

Expert Communications Counsel: CommCore CEO Weighs in On Boeing Crisis, Featured in Ragan’s PR Daily

CommCore CEO Andrew Gilman recently published a crisis communications op-ed, “Too early for the Tylenol playbook to work for Boeing’s 737 MAX,” featured in Ragan’s PR Daily. “Numerous commentators have suggested that Boeing needs to mimic the reputation recovery playbook Johnson & Johnson used during the Tylenol crisis in 1982,” says Gilman. Read more

It’s Time to Communicate about Public Safety Evacuations

 

Be honest: When was the last time you read the safety card in the airplane seat pocket or looked at the office evacuation wall chart? Recent shootings and bomb placements in public settings – churches, synagogues, retail stores – have made us all more aware of the need for emergency evacuation procedures and drills. Read more

CommCore’s Crisis Communications Advice Featured in CNN Money

Why does your company need crisis communications advice more than ever? Today’s public relations crises are in the media more than ever, and your company could be next. From the fatal engine failure aboard a Southwest flight to Starbucks’ racially charged communications crisis to Equifax, Facebook, United Airlines and Wells Fargo, these moments spread across the web virally like never before. Read more

The ABCs of the Three Fs Rule

Not even three months into 2018, and from a crisis communications standpoint it already feels like a full year: Parkland. #MeToo. North Korea. Steel and aluminum tariffs. “Sh#thole countries.”

Are there any lessons leaders can glean from these controversies? Read more

Andrew Gilman in “Crisis Prep” Article on IntelliVen

CommCore CEO, Andrew Gilman principally authored an article published on IntelliVen titled “Crisis Prep.” Here’s an excerpt:

You smell smoke. Then come flames! You run into the front yard and turn to look at your home with fear and dread.

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An Elementary School Teaches us about Crisis Response

The kids at Rancho Tehama Elementary School in Rancho Tehama, CA are safe. Why? Because their school had a crisis plan, they had conducted safety drills, and they knew what to do when a gunman approached the doors and started firing.
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