Crisis Management
The Leadership Test No One Wants: Delivering Bad News Well
Good communication in tough times requires grappling with where responsibility for the problem lies and whether the situation is salvageable.
Good communication in tough times requires grappling with where responsibility for the problem lies and whether the situation is salvageable.
Many U.S. companies have lost momentum and gone quiet about their environmental efforts and equity work. Those that are public are using simple arguments about return on investment. But narrowing the discussion to a basic ROI mindset may harm the cause.
It would be a mistake to decide that White House overreach won’t touch the private sector. For business leaders, it’s time to collectively spend some moral capital — and get off the sidelines.
Leaders building cyber resilience often overlook the need to develop a crisis communications plan. Here’s how to construct and practice a strong response before a hack.
Knowing your strengths is the basis of building long-term customer relationships where value is cocreated between seller and buyer.