Thursday 19th January 2017
The Cavalry and Guards Club
127 Piccadilly
London
W1J 7PX
13:00 - 17:00
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When crisis happens, fast recovery is critical. But all hard-won preparation, training, testing and engagement will come to nothing unless adequate attention has been given to managing the reputation, brand and the way in which recovery is communicated. Well known case studies have shown that the wrong person who is poorly briefed, the misunderstood communications strategy or complacency and misreading of the situation can be catastrophic to business and can mean the end to an organisation.

This briefing unpacks the learning from these case studies and focuses on the lessons that should not be repeated elsewhere. This interactive session promotes learning amongst the delegates and, as with all CSARN briefings, encourages valuable networking opportunities.

The areas that will be covered:

The importance of preparation and deploying techniques
Learning from avoidable and cringe-making mistakes
Preparing your leaders for a successful delivery
Identifying critical strategic communication elements to take away

Confirmed Speakers

13:00	Registration and Refreshments
13:30	Chair
13:35	Dr Aarti Anhal Gooden / Partner, 4C Strategies Perception is Reality
14:05	Dominic Cockram / Partner, Regester Larkin by Deloitte After the crisis – rebuilding a broken reputation
14:35	Q & A
14:55	Coffee & Networking
15:15	Russ Timpson / Horizonscan What we have learnt from 200 crisis simulations
15:45	Kate Johnston Head of Partnerships / Crimestoppers *Safeguarding reputation – the insider threat*
16:15	Q & A
16:35	Networking & Close

Delegate Fee

CSARN Members | FREE

Standard Fee | £149.00

Public Sector | £95.00

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(CONCLUDED) Post Crisis Recovery / Reputation is Everything / 19th January 2017

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