Perception is Reality
Corporate Who We Are What We Do What We Said Contact Us
Sitemap
 OUR SERVICES
Public Affairs
Strategic Communications Planning
Community Relations
Crisis/Conflict Management
Crisis Planning
Trench Warfare
Media Relations During a Crisis
After the Crisis
Confrontation Training
Public Relations
Communications Coaching

Economic Development
Advertising
Design and Production
Advocacy
Public Consultation
Marketing
Urban Development

Suite 1010
Nelson Square
808 Nelson Street
Vancouver, BC
V6Z 2H2
Canada

P: (604) 893 8826
F: (604) 893 8827


E-mail Us
 


When you're on the front lines and everyone is shooting at you, it's good to know someone is watching your back. Exhaustion and personal vulnerability make it tough to make decisions without a team to provide input and objective feedback.

We Can Help You:
  • Remove the risk and to maintain control over the situation.
  • Use your crisis team to get the details of what happened and put them in writing. Confirm the information based on the credibility of the original source, as well as other witnesses. Circulate the information to the team as soon as possible. With the team's input, classify the severity of the crisis. Define the risks to life, profits, reputation. Define those who might be adversely affected.
  • Monitor media coverage, including all inquiries and how they were handled.
  • Conduct direct public polling through phone surveys, or even anecdotal information.
  • Focus on what your message is, not what the media message has been.
  • Communicate with your staff directly -- not just through the media



Video Archives

Checkpoint
Websites of the Week
Book of the Week
Articles Archives
Our Columns
Guest Interviews
Links