Crisis Management
Crisis Management
Management
Objectives
A crisis is a change
Crisis is a sequence of sudden disturbing events harming
the organization.
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A crisis also arises when organizations
fail to pay its creditors and other parties.
Lack of fund leads to crisis.
Crisis Leadership
Crisis Leadership
Are circumstances that occur Differ from sudden crisis in that they
without warning and beyond an begin as minor internal issues that,
institution’s control. Leadership due to manager’s negligence, develop
are not blamed for the crisis. to crisis status. Leaders are blamed
for the crisis.
Crisis Leadership
Crisis Phases:
James categorizes five phases of crisis that require specific crisis
leadership competencies.
1) Signal detection
Crisis Phases:
2) Preparation and prevention
The crisis handlers begin preparing for or averting the crisis
that had been foreshadowed in the signal detection stage.
An important element of planning is preparing for different
crisis scenarios.
Crisis Leadership
Crisis Phases:
3) Containment and Damage Control
The goal of crisis containment and damage control is to limit
the reputational, financial, safety, and other threats to firm
survival.
Crisis Leadership
Crisis Phases:
4) Business Recovery
Organizations must be able to carry on with their business in
the midst of the crisis while simultaneously planning for how
they will recover from the damage the crisis caused.
Crisis Leadership
Crisis Phases:
5) Learning
In the wake of a crisis, organizational decision makers adopt a
learning orientation and use prior experience to develop new
routines and behaviors that ultimately change the way the
organization operates.
Key Pillars of Crisis
Response
Post-Incident Follow-Up
Crisis
Communication
Crisis Communication
Make sure the plans are realistic and solve the purpose of
saving organization’s reputation and name.
Crisis Management
Planning
Contingency planning
The plan should clearly stipulate that the only people to speak
publicly about the crisis are the designated persons
Crisis Management
Planning
Business Continuity Planning
First, one must identify the critical functions and processes that
are necessary to keep the organization running.
Then each critical function and or/process must have its own
contingency plan in the event that one of the functions/processes
ceases or fails.
Social Media & Crisis Management
Social Media & Crisis
Management
All CMT members understand how to deal with the media and
be prepared to do so, should they be thrust into such a situation.
Social Media & Crisis Management
Post-Crisis Follow-Up
Information Management
Operational Implications
family be well- s and of the provision
Debrief & Evaluation
Follow-Up
Aftercare
Don’t panic
Don’t hide