Post-Crisis Recovery

Crisis recovery takes place once the worst of the crisis has passed and your organization starts getting back to normal. It is important to convene the crisis team to debrief.

Just a few of the questions the team needs to consider when conducting a crisis debriefing:

  1. How could the crisis have been avoided or minimized?
  2. What worked well in our response, and what did not?
  3. What was the financial impact of the crisis, and how can we minimize that next time?
  4. How well did our contingency plans work?
  5. What was the impact of the media coverage on our employees and our company?
  6. What aspects of our crisis plans do we need to change?

The Institute for Crisis Management experts will walk you through the post-crisis recovery debriefing, document the learnings and prepare a report to assist management in making any needed adjustments to crisis plans.

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Deborah Hileman, SCMP
ICM President and CEO

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Deborah Hileman, SCMP, President and CEO. A globally-certified strategic communication management professional (SCMP), business leader, coach and consultant with more than 35 years’ experience in public and private companies and non-profit organizations, Ms. Hileman has led high-performing teams in health care, manufacturing, insurance and financial services, nonprofits and higher education. Her most significant areas of expertise include strategic communications planning, reputation and crisis management, change management, employee engagement, media relations and communication training.