2. Any situation that is threatening or could threaten to
harm people or property, seriously interrupt business,
significantly damage reputation and/or negatively
impact the bottom line.
A major unpredictable event that has potentially
negative results. The event and its aftermath may
significantly damage an organisation and its employees
,products,services,financial condition or reputation
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Crisis
3. Importance of communication
in Crisis
Establish contact with different persons who may help
in overcoming the crisis situation
Builds the team of different persons who will be
associated with management of Crisis
Enables effective media management to avoid negative
publicity
Ensures quick actions
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4. A process of dealing with any major unpredictable
event or crises that threatens to harm the
organisation, its stakeholders or the general
public.
Effective crises management has 3 phases
Pre-Crisis
Crisis response
Post Crisis
Crisis Management
5. Crisis Communication
Steps of Crisis Communication
Pre-Crisis
1)Anticipate Crisis
2) Develop Crisis Communication Team
3) Develop a crisis management plan
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6. Crisis Communication
4) Identify & train spokespersons
5) Identify & know your stakeholders
6) Establish Notification & Monitoring Systems
7) Develop holding statements
8) Practice & revise the plan
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7. Crisis response
Be quick to respond
Appropriate actions to curb/prevent damage
Remain calm and cool
Respond in an appropriate manner
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Crisis Communication
8. Post Crisis
Assess the crisis situation
Keep the stakeholders updated
Post crisis analysis
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Crisis Communication