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Crisis Management Isn’t Optional—It’s Survival. Get My Free Slide Deck for Businesses, Nonprofits & Even Everyday Life.

When a crisis hits your business, every second—and every word—matters. That’s why I was honored to speak this week at the New Jersey Women’s Chamber of Commerce about how business owners can prepare for the unexpected and protect everything they’ve worked so hard to build. See the full slide deck below!


In my presentation, “Crisis Management for Business Owners,” I walked attendees through real-world examples, practical steps, and the exact frameworks I’ve used to manage everything from cyberattacks and social media scandals to natural disasters and high-profile tragedies.

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We covered:

  • The 6 most common types of business crises.


  • The step-by-step phases of an effective crisis response.


  • How to create and structure your Crisis Response Team and communication flow.


  • Real examples from my 20+ years managing crisis communications in both public and private sectors.


  • What to say (and what not to say) when the pressure is on.


Whether you're a small business owner, nonprofit leader, or entrepreneur, the slides are now available to view and download below for free.  I hope you’ll use them to begin building your own plan or to strengthen the one you already have.


💡 REMEMBER: A little preparation now is the smartest investment you can make in your business’s future.


View the Full Slide Deck Below!


3 C's for Effective Crisis Communication
3 C's for Effective Crisis Communication
Crisis Management Response Phases: Proactive Planning, Detection, Assessment, Response, Recovery
Crisis Management Response Phases: Proactive Planning, Detection, Assessment, Response, Recovery

6 Common Business Crises
6 Common Business Crises
A Crisis Response Plan is the most valuable investment you can make in your business's future.
A Crisis Response Plan is the most valuable investment you can make in your business's future.
Communicating During a PR Crisis
Communicating During a PR Crisis
Core Crisis Response Components: Team Activation, Situation Brief, Action Execution, Ongoing Review
Core Crisis Response Components: Team Activation, Situation Brief, Action Execution, Ongoing Review
Crisis Communication Flow: Internal/Employees Alert, Stakeholder Update, Public Message, Status Report
Crisis Communication Flow: Internal/Employees Alert, Stakeholder Update, Public Message, Status Report
Crisis Management Lifecycle: Trigger Event, Immediate Response, Deploy Communication, Stabilization Work
Crisis Management Lifecycle: Trigger Event, Immediate Response, Deploy Communication, Stabilization Work
Your Crisis Response Team: Crisis Leader/Spokesperson, PR/Comms Officer, HR & IT, Legal Team
Your Crisis Response Team: Crisis Leader/Spokesperson, PR/Comms Officer, HR & IT, Legal Team
Crisis PR Do's & Don'ts
Crisis PR Do's & Don'ts
Post-Incident Protocol Review
Post-Incident Protocol Review
Helping businesses, organizations, nonprofits, and everyday people be proactive instead of reactive in times of inevitable crises.
Helping businesses, organizations, nonprofits, and everyday people be proactive instead of reactive in times of inevitable crises.




 
 
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