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When Crisis Strikes: Ten Rules to Survive (and Avoid) a Reputation Disaster – 10 simple and effective rules to help manage crisis situations
When Crisis Strikes: Ten Rules to Survive (and Avoid) a Reputation Disaster by Francis Herd and Nicola Kleyn is out now from Pan Macmillan.
‘This is a must-have handbook on crisis management whose moment has come. Every CEO should get a copy!’ – Alistair Mokoena, Google South Africa Country Director
In the past few years, so many scandals have rocked corporate South Africa that crises seem to be the norm rather than the exception. In the glare of the public eye, with cameras, microphones and cellphones in their face, many leaders who excel in organisations suddenly become scared, confused and can even appear shady.
When Crisis Strikes looks at a variety of crises in the age of social media in South Africa and abroad, with examples of who got it right, who got it wrong and how they could have done better.
The organisations range from schools to local companies to multinationals caught up in state capture claims and giants such as Boeing and BP.
The book provides 10 simple and effective rules to help manage crisis situations. The practical advice in each rule is backed up by academic research that draws from public relations, marketing, management, leadership and psychology. It combines insights from a seasoned journalist and an accomplished academic to give you the advice and tools to ward off a crisis before it strikes and, if it’s too late, to resolve a situation quickly and with integrity.
Professor Nicola Kleyn is the Dean of the Gordon Institute of Business Science, and Francis Herd is anchor of Prime News at the SABC.
Categories Non-fiction South Africa
Tags Francis Herd New books New releases Nicola Kleyn Pan Macmillan SA When Crisis Strikes
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