In the second episode of our crisis comms series, we're now in the thick of it. The phone's ringing, your inbox is having a meltdown, and someone's just uttered "Crisis Team - Assemble!) We'll break down how you handle those first chaotic hours, how to tell if it’s really a crisis or just a very noisy issue, and why the best teams make decisions fast (and avoid endless committee debates). We'll chat about holding statements, social media spirals, and the importance of a good crisis log....
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In the second episode of our crisis comms series, we're now in the thick of it. The phone's ringing, your inbox is having a meltdown, and someone's just uttered "Crisis Team - Assemble!) We'll break down how you handle those first chaotic hours, how to tell if it’s really a crisis or just a very noisy issue, and why the best teams make decisions fast (and avoid endless committee debates). We'll chat about holding statements, social media spirals, and the importance of a good crisis log....
Is it time to take the leap? In this episode, Imogen and Amanda discuss when it might be time to make a career change. From burnout to disconnect, they’ll look at how you’ll know to start looking for your next challenge. Tune in for practical advice on when and how to make a meaningful career shift in communications. Imogen Hitchcock and Amanda Pierce have a clear purpose: creating communications (and communicators) that spark action, drive growth, and build lasting influence. Between t...
Dear comms...
In the second episode of our crisis comms series, we're now in the thick of it. The phone's ringing, your inbox is having a meltdown, and someone's just uttered "Crisis Team - Assemble!) We'll break down how you handle those first chaotic hours, how to tell if it’s really a crisis or just a very noisy issue, and why the best teams make decisions fast (and avoid endless committee debates). We'll chat about holding statements, social media spirals, and the importance of a good crisis log....
