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Anatomy of a Crisis

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Definition of a Crisis according to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary: a:  an unstable or crucial time or state of affairs in which a decisive change is impending; especially :  one with the distinct possibility of a highly undesirable outcome b:  a situation that has reached a critical phase. The instability and pressure inherent during a crisis situation invokes …

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Jennifer Otremba joins Bryghtpath

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We’re excited to announce the addition of Jennifer Otremba to the Bryghtpath LLC consulting team! Jennifer joins us from Target Corporation where she most recently led Target’s Threat Assessment Team. She spent eleven years at Target, where she worked in progressively responsible positions in crisis management, corporate security, program management, and workplace violence threat assessment. …

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Your Reputation Management Command Center: Making Your Brand Crisis-Ready

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After a social media misstep, some bad publicity or another issue, it can feel like your brand is under attack, particularly if you do not have a reputation management command center to assist you during this crisis. Hundreds of angry internet denizens, many of whom have never done business with you, are retweeting and tweeting …

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Why social media and communications should be a part of any exercise

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In pretty much every situation that you are preparing for, there will is a strong likelihood that there will be a publicity moment – and not the good kind. This is especially true of incidents that are reputational in nature (rather than a physical disaster type of incident). Whether your communications and social media team …

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Defining Workplace Violence: Why Is It Dangerous?

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Few events can be more terrifying than facing an active shooter in your business. Unfortunately, the number of active shooter scenarios has risen to a point where statistics are available. Per the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational and Safety Health Administration (OSHA), active shooter incidents are classified as a type of workplace violence, and in …

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