Stanford is the founder of Stanford Caskey, a political research and crisis communications firm based in Austin, Texas and Chicago, Illinois.
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Fishman does, however, state in the paper that the blended theory method may not be applicable in all crisis communication situations.
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The McKinney team has a diverse background in public relations, journalism, marketing, strategic planning, crisis communications, grassroots advocacy and digital media.
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Serafin & Associates has refocused its business away from campaigns for public office and towards crisis communication for businesses, unions, and non-profits.
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Fulwood is a founding partner in MediaVision USA, a strategic communications firm, and specializes in litigation communications, crisis communications, and media campaigns.
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As such, " Communicate " covers corporate communications, public relations, investor relations, internal communications, corporate social responsibility, crisis communications and public affairs.
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{{ quote | " Not surprisingly, the years of crisis communication training I received was useless in the context I found myself in.
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In 2011, Pennsylvania State University hired Ketchum to handle crisis communications following the largest data breach in the US insurance industry s history.
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In February 1997, Leslie stepped down from the governor's office, and became a private consultant, specializing in political campaigns, legislative advocacy, and crisis communications.
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Alza, " rise " in Spanish, aims to reach more of California's Latino market with bilingual media relations, crisis communication, and public affairs services.
