Communications teams had almost no time to prepare for the overnight organisational changes when the crisis first hit. Industry wide, the responses varied; some organisations succeeded and others failed in producing effective communications. The full implications of this is yet to be seen, but how can organisations learn from their responses and prepare their future crisis communications?

This webinar for communications and HR professionals shows the importance of reviewing your organisation's response to the Covid-19 crisis and advises on how to support your team in preparing for the future.

The webinar covers:

• Why you need to review your initial Coronavirus communication response and how

• Examples of good (and bad) communication practice in response to the pandemic and what we can learn from them

• How to prepare for another potential crisis

• Maintaining personal motivation and resilience over the coming months

This webinar features Jonathan Hemus, Managing Director at Insignia, a specialist crisis communications agency. Insignia provides global crisis management training, crisis management planning and consultancy services which give organisations the skills and confidence to do and say the right thing under extreme pressure and emerge with their reputation intact.

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