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Flu Pandemic Crisis Communications

AVOID

misinformation

reduced productivity while your employees are all talking about it

unclear policy and procedures

the potential that elements of your supply chain could fail if sickness affects your suppliers

customer panic

damage to your credibility by taking incorrect actions

WHO raises influenza pandemic alert to Phase 5 - Time to activate your crisis communications plans

On April 29th, the World Health Organization raised the influenza pandemic alert to Phase 5 out of a possible 6, labeling the pandemic as imminent. Although this should not create a panic, those of you who have worked with Media in English know that proper preparation, performance and excellent communication are the keys to personal and business success, and in this case, could become the keys to personal and corporate survival as well.

If you have not already done so, your organization will need to quickly activate your crisis communications plan and, among other things, determine and be ready to communicate appropriate internal and external messaging for this issue.

We at Media in English are dedicated to proactively help people to find clarity about this reported imminent and threatening issue. We are experienced, committed and passionate about crisis communications and will be diligently working on helping organizations minimize damage to their business or reputation as this potential world threat evolves.

We will be using our website, e-mail, the world-wide web and social media to provide you with relevant information, opinions, tips, best practices and commentary. Come back and visit us for the latest informatiion on best practices.

Call us at +31 35 656 9400 or email us at info@media-in-english.com to find out how we can be of benefit and support.

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