No individual or organization can prevent or fully predict natural disasters, imminent threats, or local tragedies. However, communications officers are expected to be prepared to address citizen safety and well-being in the event of a crisis. Is your organization prepared to successfully navigate an unforeseen disaster? Join us to hear more about how to make your organization more resilient and learn from those who’ve weathered the stor...

A discussion on ensuring your constituents get the information they need when disaster strikes. Is your organization resilient enough to continue operating when a natural disaster or crisis strikes—while also communicating critical information to stakeholders? In moments like those, communications experts like you need to act to ensure everyone stays safe and that what’s being communicated to the public is factual. If a hurricane i...

In a crisis, effective government communication is more important than ever. From natural disasters to data breaches, government is often the primary source of information the public relies on for critical safety and security details. Join this complimentary webinar to rethink traditional crisis communication strategies and learn: The importance of proper preparation of an emergency communications plan for your agencyCommunication tips from e...