Imagine when faced with a crisis, your team has to start from a zero-based approach. Is it not better to have a blueprint designed to guide you before, during, and after a crisis? A Written Crisis Management and Communication Response plan is essential in today’s always-on, 24/7 world. News and information flow in “real-time” and […]
Registrations are now open for my Crisis Management Train-the – Trainer course that I will be conducting 21 – 22 February in Johannesburg.
This high-level training will be conducted as a once-off opportunity to add crisis management and training capacity to your consulting or training practice offerings.
If you are a Business Continuity specialist, Trainer in OHASA and Security Management or a skilled PR practitioner you will not want to miss this training.
This is what it entails:
POA. It includes a copy of my Crisis Capability Toolkit(https://www.deonbinneman.com/toolkits-and-products/crisis-capability-toolkit/) and all training materials to enable a delegate to prepare and train client crisis teams.
– Course outline: https://www.deonbinneman.com/crisis-managemen/
– PLEASE NOTE : There is places for 20 delegates only. First Come, First Served.
CONTACT deonbin (AT) icon.co.za to reserve your space.
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Recalls are costly, time consuming and can damage reputation severely. Read this for more information.