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Effective crisis communication is crucial for organizations to navigate complex crises and protect their reputation. The following text provides an overview of crisis communication management, applying theoretical concepts to real-life cases. The following text provides an overview of crisis
Crisis communication refers to the processes and procedures used by organizations to respond to and manage crises. A crisis is an unexpected event that threatens an organization's reputation, operations, or financial stability. Crisis communication management involves a strategic approach to mitigate the negative impacts of a crisis and maintain stakeholder trust.