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4 Corporate Communications Lessons From Hurricane Harvey

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As a corporate communicator who, like others, nervously and helplessly watched the water rise, I learned about the parallels that can be drawn between the historic flood and how companies respond to their own crises. Nonprofit groups and volunteers came with tools and know-how. This is a valuable perspective.

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The 10 Best PR & Content Marketing Conferences to Attend in 2019

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The annual conference for the Arthur Page Society brings together a professional association for senior public relations and corporate communications executives. This awards event celebrates the best of the best corporate, agency, nonprofit, and education teams, and the work they produced during the entry period.

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The Best PR & Content Marketing Conferences to Attend in 2018

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This awards event celebrates the best of the best corporate, agency, nonprofit, and education teams, and the work they produced during the entry period. The annual conference of the Arthur Page Society brings together a professional association for senior public relations and corporate communications executives.

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To Improve Crisis-Response Plans, Bring in a Red Team

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A red team can expose reputational vulnerabilities in a company and flaws in its crisis-response plan. From a crisis-communications standpoint, a red team stress-tests an organization’s strategy by expanding the circle of feedback the plan receives. Build the camaraderie needed to face crises.

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Not Every Situation Is a Crisis, So Sometimes It’s Best to Wait and Watch

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Taking a wait-and-watch approach to crisis communications is often an overlooked PR tactic. Plenty of smart people in communications disagree with this method. But going directly into responsive crisis mode isn’t always the answer. But going directly into responsive crisis mode isn’t always the answer.

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How to Recover From a Brand Crisis

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Verticals don’t matter; a B2B brand is just as likely as a B2C or nonprofit to face a crisis at some point. Establish a crisis communication plan now rather than later. A public crisis demands a public apology and public action. Want even more crisis communication advice? Get our free tip sheet now!

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Why Business Students Should Learn Strategic Communications

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While the PRSA MBA/Business Program is currently focused on partnering with business schools, the need for strategic communications also affects CEOs, chief information officers, chief financial officers, engineers, cyber chiefs, medical doctors and other corporate and nonprofit leaders. But content variety remains.”.