No business is too small to have a crisis communications plan. A mom and pop drive-in restaurant might be faced with the negative publicity that can result from contaminated food or from a worker who neglects to wash her hands and potentially infects dozens of customers with hepatitis. Organizations that communicate poorly during a crisis will make bad situations even worse.

Those companies who successfully survive public relations crises do so because the public relations experts are inside the CEO's office determining direction and not outside waiting to be told what to do. Don't believe for a minute that it won't happen to you. In fact, we can almost guarantee it will happen someday, somewhere. Your organization needs a crisis communications plan. Let Projects & Promotions help you formulate that plan. For more information contact us.