by AKCG | Apr 3, 2026 | Crisis Communications, Independent Schools
Independent schools face numerous challenges that can potentially disrupt their operations and reputation. From staff turnover, employee misconduct, cyber-attacks and more, schools need to be prepared to effectively manage and mitigate the impact of these crises. In...
by AKCG | Aug 12, 2025 | Crisis Communications, Independent Schools
When we think of a “crisis,” we often imagine situations that are urgent, volatile or present an imminent threat to safety. While those situations are undoubtedly worth preparing for, many crises don’t begin with a major disruption. Instead, some stem from everyday...
by Thomas Logue | Apr 7, 2025 | Crisis Communications, Preparedness
Ask yourself: who trusts you? In a crisis, trust is currency – trust in your organization, its mission, its integrity and, often, its leadership. The organizations best positioned to weather a crisis are the ones that can cash in on a longstanding and hard-earned bank...
by AKCG | Nov 8, 2022 | Crisis Communications, Media Relations, Preparedness
In our exponentially changing media landscape, we hear that we can’t run a successful organization without timely media monitoring. But why is that, and what is media monitoring in the first place? The term “media monitoring” is the action of staying up to date with...
by Thomas Logue | Nov 10, 2020 | Covid-19, Crisis Communications, Senior Living
2020 continues to present the world with many monumental challenges, but none have been more impactful to the senior living industry than the COVID-19 pandemic. Early on in the pandemic, as information about the virus and best practices for infection control began to...
