In times of crisis, it is important for organizations to communicate effectively and efficiently. There are five commandments of crisis communication—honesty, timeliness, consistency, accuracy, and an audience-focused mentality —which will help organizations create trust with their customers and stakeholders during a crisis.
When bad weather strikes, it’s important to have a plan in place to keep your business running smoothly. Here are four tips for creating a communications plan for weather-related emergencies.
With curious hearts, we push ourselves and our clients to be true to their authentic self and forge their own path.
We don’t subscribe to one-size-fits-all. Every client has their own story; our job is to listen, understand, and fill the need.
We will not break. Our team is unflappable. We bend and sway when needed, but our roots run deep. Our strength comes from lived experience and a ferocious will.
We’re human. We have soft spots. If we can’t be honest with ourselves, we’ll never come together as a community.
We look for the solution behind the solution. And we search for the voices that have yet to be heard or the ideas that haven’t been examined.