If a crisis occurred at your business today, would you know what communication actions you would need to take to protect your brand? If not, we have the five key steps to managing a crisis efficiently with comms.

Scenario planning allows an organisation to identify where they should prepare best-practice communications for when - not if - a crisis occurs. It means that a business is able to get an idea of what could happen, and what should happen if those things do occur… which is why we have a quick five-step guide on getting your crisis comms ready through scenario planning!

As we come to the end of the year, we’re jumping on the bandwagon and taking a look back at 2023! Looking at the key trends and themes from the past 12 months helps us be in the best position to prepare effectively for the next year, so let’s check out the wrap up for this year!

When a crisis strikes, even if you don’t have a plan there are three key principles you should remember that will help guide your communication.

If you haven’t got a crisis communication plan prepared, it can make things harder to manage quickly when a crisis strikes. But there are some core principles you can apply to any situation even if you don’t have a plan in place.

Whether it’s a crisis you’ve predicted or not, these five simple steps can help you navigate the communication required to help maintain trust and protect reputation.

A scandal about to be made public, almost 1,000 employees, and no internal communication expertise.