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This document discusses lessons learned from crisis response to oil spills. It highlights the importance of an immediate and integrated response across platforms like social media and news interviews. Issues around media focus and "crisis migration" are also examined. Lessons from the Deepwater Horizon spill emphasized activation on digital channels and being responsive. Coordinated multi-platform protocols are essential for managing global communications during a crisis.

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LESSONS FROM #ELGIN
Brendan Hodgson, Strategy Director
H+K Strategies, Brussels
@brendanhodgson
Brendan.hodgson@hkstrategies.com 31-March 2012

FOR THE NEXT 10 MINUTES
– RESPONSE HIGHLIGHTS
– ISSUES & CHALLENGES
– LESSONS FROM MACONDO
– CLOSING CONSIDERATIONS

RESPONSE HIGHLIGHTS 3

IMMEDIATE &
INTEGRATED

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RESPONSE HIGHLIGHTS 4

DEDICATED &
COORDINATED

4/25/2012

RESPONSE HIGHLIGHTS 5

MULTI-DIMENSIONAL

4/25/2012

RESPONSE HIGHLIGHTS 6

RISK MANAGED

4/25/2012

ISSUES & CHALLENGES 7

SINS OF OMISSION?

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ISSUES & CHALLENGES 8

MEDIA FIRST?

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ISSUES & CHALLENGES 9

“CRISIS MIGRATION”

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LESSONS FROM MACONDO 10

IMMEDIATE
ACTIVATION
DIGITAL / SOCIAL
INTEGRATION
RESPONSIVENESS

4/25/2012

LESSONS FROM MACONDO 13

DARK SITE

4/25/2012

CLOSING CONSIDERATIONS 14

Web as
primary point
of contact

4/25/2012

CLOSING CONSIDERATIONS 15

Every Story
Potentially
Global

March 25-26

March 25-29

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CLOSING CONSIDERATIONS 16

Quotable
quotes amplify
“Six Months” Message
(March 25 – Apr 3)

Another Deepwater
Horizon
(March 25 – Apr 3)

4/25/2012

March 28 – 19h00 17

Flare response – highly integrated across platforms

Links to key media interviews / message amplifiers

4/25/2012

CLOSING CONSIDERATIONS 18

Coordinated protocols for multi-platform communications is essential
given need to manage web and satellite platforms (Twitter,
Facebook, YouTube, Flickr etc.)
Decision should be taken early to leverage #hashtags related to
incident, or to avoid
Mainstream media served as primary catalysts of content given lack
of first-person stories (e.g. affected citizens)
Distributed global corporations must have a plan in place to
efficiently and seamlessly transition issue sites/content from local to
Corporate/global as need requires and if issue escalates
Use of multiple media formats (visuals and video + text) essential
For a global firm, determining which language in which to
communicate via social will be important

4/25/2012

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1. LESSONS FROM #ELGIN Brendan Hodgson, Strategy Director H+K Strategies, Brussels @brendanhodgson Brendan.hodgson@hkstrategies.com 31-March 2012

2. FOR THE NEXT 10 MINUTES – RESPONSE HIGHLIGHTS – ISSUES & CHALLENGES – LESSONS FROM MACONDO – CLOSING CONSIDERATIONS

3. RESPONSE HIGHLIGHTS 3 IMMEDIATE & INTEGRATED 4/25/2012

4. RESPONSE HIGHLIGHTS 4 DEDICATED & COORDINATED 4/25/2012

5. RESPONSE HIGHLIGHTS 5 MULTI-DIMENSIONAL 4/25/2012

6. RESPONSE HIGHLIGHTS 6 RISK MANAGED 4/25/2012

7. ISSUES & CHALLENGES 7 SINS OF OMISSION? 4/25/2012

8. ISSUES & CHALLENGES 8 MEDIA FIRST? 4/25/2012

9. ISSUES & CHALLENGES 9 “CRISIS MIGRATION” 4/25/2012

10. LESSONS FROM MACONDO 10 IMMEDIATE ACTIVATION DIGITAL / SOCIAL INTEGRATION RESPONSIVENESS 4/25/2012

11. LESSONS FROM MACONDO 11 4/25/2012

12. LESSONS FROM MACONDO 12 4/25/2012

13. LESSONS FROM MACONDO 13 DARK SITE 4/25/2012

14. CLOSING CONSIDERATIONS 14 Web as primary point of contact 4/25/2012

15. CLOSING CONSIDERATIONS 15 Every Story Potentially Global March 25-26 March 25-29 4/25/2012

16. CLOSING CONSIDERATIONS 16 Quotable quotes amplify “Six Months” Message (March 25 – Apr 3) Another Deepwater Horizon (March 25 – Apr 3) 4/25/2012

17. March 28 – 19h00 17 Flare response – highly integrated across platforms Links to key media interviews / message amplifiers 4/25/2012

18. CLOSING CONSIDERATIONS 18 Coordinated protocols for multi-platform communications is essential given need to manage web and satellite platforms (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Flickr etc.) Decision should be taken early to leverage #hashtags related to incident, or to avoid Mainstream media served as primary catalysts of content given lack of first-person stories (e.g. affected citizens) Distributed global corporations must have a plan in place to efficiently and seamlessly transition issue sites/content from local to Corporate/global as need requires and if issue escalates Use of multiple media formats (visuals and video + text) essential For a global firm, determining which language in which to communicate via social will be important 4/25/2012

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