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Experts on a recent panel for Ragan’s Crisis Communications Virtual Conference talked about what advanced monitoring looks like in the post-COVID era.
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Some common terms can cause needless confusion or even hurt. Here’s how to make your messages more empathetic and welcoming.
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Bob Osmond, president of Racepoint Global, gets into the decision tree behind how businesses should evaluate if they should address a hot topic.
The team acted quickly and found captivating outlets for delivering essential information. Their work has won first place in the Crisis Communications Campaign category of Ragan’s PR Daily Awards.
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