Third Sector Breakfast Briefing: Crisis Planning and Response
Charities are facing increased levels of scrutiny from the media in the wake of recent scandals, making crisis planning and response a key cause for concern.
Third Sector’s Crisis Planning and Response Breakfast Briefing will bring together experts to discuss what charities should (and should not) do during a crisis.
We are delighted to be sponsoring the event andΒ Stuart Thomson, BDB Pitmans’ head of public affairs, will cover the following topics:
- delivering a swift response to a specific crisis in coordination with your legal team;
- guidance on balancing empathy and sincerity in response to crises with legal responsibility; and
- pre-empting the secondary effects of a crisis and being aware of the implications for staff, contracts and finances.
The bespoke event is aimed specifically at charity leaders and comms professionals.
To find out more and book your place, please click here.
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Stuart is a public affairs and communications specialist advising clients on all elements of their public affairs strategies including political and corporate communications and reputation management. He is a CIPR Chartered PR Practitioner. Stuart is an honorary research fellow at the University of Aberdeen and is the author of several books. He regularly writes and lectures on a range of business and political issues, and as well as blogging for BDB Pitmans he contributes to the Huffington Post and has written for City AM, Total Politics and LabourList. He has appeared on Sky News, BBC 5 Live, BBC World, the BBC Today programme and is a communications trainer for both the PRCA and CIPR.
Event Details
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Date:25 Nov 2019
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Time:09:00am - 11:15am
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Venue:200 Westminster Bridge Rd, South Bank, London SE1 7UT, UK, 51.5009572, -0.1166864, 14, ChIJGeIsmrgEdkgRlsvY9Maa0A0, 200, Westminster Bridge Road, Westminster Bridge Rd, England, SE1 7UT, United Kingdom, GB
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