10 Steps to Developing a Crisis Communications Plan

Crises will occur when least expected and usually unfold rapidly, leaving little time for planning. Developing a crisis communications plan in advance will guide media responses; help calm upset employees, clients and officials; and minimize damage to the firm’s reputation.

This session will provide a punch list for developing a crisis communications plan for your firm.

With special guest speaker

Susan D. Ennis, APR
Curley & Pynn

Susan serves as a Communications Strategist for Curley & Pynn, a leading public relations and marketing communications firm in Florida that provides public relations counsel and marketing communications management to corporate clients. She is responsible for counseling C-level executives in the areas of strategic planning, issues management, crisis communications, media relations, internal/external communications and public awareness.

An accredited member of the Florida Public Relations Association (FPRA), for which she currently serves as Immediate Past President of the Orlando Area Chapter, Susan has more than 15 years experience in corporate communications and business development. She has worked with a variety of businesses including nonprofit organizations, legal and professional services, public utilities, professional associations, consumer service companies and retail establishments.

Sponsored by: VMeals

Please RSVP by March 10 to Monica Smith.  Please kindly cancel all RSVPs within 24 hours of event.

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