A crisis management workshop with Insignia Communications delivers an interactive experience that builds an organisation's resilience to crisis.

Louise Rasibeck has more than 20 years’ experience as a public relations and crisis communications consultant, with experience in a range of industries.

Mark had a successful career as an Army officer latterly specialising in communications and media operations. He has had considerable operational and crisis experience during this time in Afghanistan, Iraq, the Balkans, Cyprus and Northern Ireland. His last appointment in the military was as the Head of the UK Defence Media Operations Centre where he …

Insignia has joined forces with TNR and the Press Association to offer a workshop on crisis communications

Representing your organization in front of the media during a crisis is a daunting prospect: make sure that you give yourself the best chance by deploying messages which demonstrate empathy for your stakeholders.

Effective crisis communication relies on clear, simple and appropriate messaging. Get it right at the outset and you’ll enhance your organisation’s ability to protect its reputation. Get it wrong and the consequences can be devastating.

In this blog we summarise the principles and share the words of leaders at the frontline to illustrate how the principles have influenced their crisis response.

Further coverage of Insignia's report looking at the impact of social media on breaking news and the wide-ranging implications for crisis communication

PR Week Crisis Communications Conference - Insignia research results showing perceptions of how organisations managed high profile crises over the last twelve months.

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LG Communications confirmed Insignia's Managing Director, Jonathan Hemus, as a speaker for their Crisis Communication Seminar on October, 14 in London.

The crisis management journey and the learnings we can take from the Talk Talk data breach.

As more information about an organisation is created and shared on social media, the frequency of reputational crises has also increased. It is no surprise that mistakes happen – people get defamed, privacy gets invaded and intellectual property rights get breached.