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Event Crisis Communication Templates Worth Copying

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What plan do you have in place to communicate important messages to your attendees? Crisis communication is an essential, if often overlooked, element for all events. This is what I learned from planning and communication with internal stakeholders to PR and event cancelation best practices with examples you can use.

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What To Do When Your Event Goes Wrong

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However, the odds are there will be a few bumps along the way, no matter how prepared you are. If you have an effective crisis communication plan and a COVID-compliance strategy , attendees will be much more forgiving. To sum up, the underlying message is to always be prepared. Strategize a plan B in advance.

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How to Execute Events on a Reduced Team

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Cross-Training. “The first thing that comes to mind is cross-training ,” he says. Cross-training is preparation so people have other skill sets and can help in more than one area.” Cross-training is preparation so people have other skill sets and can help in more than one area.”

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How Every Employee Can Benefit from Leadership Training

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Leadership training isn’t just for leaders. If your organization is thinking about leadership training too narrowly, you could be missing out on big opportunities to improve communication, collaboration, and productivity across your enterprise. Here are several reasons to look at leadership training more broadly.

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Virtual Event Speakers: The Ultimate Hacks For Success

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You’re either a planner eager to learn how you can set your virtual speaker up for success, or you’re a speaker looking to be trained in the art of virtual presentations. 2 Prepare Your Background. You’re not speaking to the birds and bees or communicating with the spirits – you’re addressing human beings.

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6 Tips to Ensure Security at Your Events by @dancarthy2

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Train Event Staff. Prepare for Worst-Case Scenarios. Prepare a backup plan and perform a dry-run with your team before the event. Determining who on your staff is CPR-certified or has some other medical training. Some event planners limit the security to their own staff with some level of informal security training.

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How to Meet Authentically in Northern California

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Topics covered included the importance of dedicated mental wellness prioritization, communicating responsibly and treating people the way they respond best. Monterey is where Steve Jobs brought his team as they prepared to launch The first Macintosh in 1984. Practice Responsible Communication Communication can be confusing.

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