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In this blog we summarise the principles and share the words of leaders at the frontline to illustrate how the principles have influenced their crisis response.

The crisis management journey and the learnings we can take from the Talk Talk data breach.

Crisis management planning and crisis management training are both essential if organisations want to emerge from a crisis with their reputation intact.

There are many steps that an organisation can take to ensure that it is ready to do and say the right thing in the event of a crisis. Crisis management planning, crisis management training, exercising and testing often form the heart of this.

Families, employees, customers and clients may all suffer psychological trauma as a result of an incident. Being ready to support them is not only the responsible thing to do, it is also the starting point for effective crisis management.

When a crisis breaks, for all the crisis management planning and training that has taken place beforehand, reputations are preserved or destroyed as a result of what people do and say under intense pressure.

Steering an organization through its worst days is the acid test of leadership for any CEO. In this article, Jonathan Hemus offers some tips to help ensure that your CEO is fully prepared for such an eventuality.

Insignia's MD, Jonathan Hemus, offers advice on how leaders can help guide their organisation through a crisis

Insignia consultant, Jenny Payne, looks at why organisations must stick to their values when managing a crisis

Consultant, Jenny Payne, explores The Boeing 737 MAX crisis and how it serves as a timely reminder of how an open, value-driven corporate culture is a crucial element of building crisis resilience