Democracy That Delivers
The Democracy That Delivers podcast is about democratic and economic development and the intersection between the two.
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425 - Everything is Fine (Until It Isn't) – What NGOs Can Learn from Crisis Leadership (opens the original)
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In a moment shaped by geopolitical uncertainty, social media and AI-driven information flows, crisis leadership depends on much more than a communications plan. In this episode, Michele Crymes of CIPE speaks with crisis communications adviser Ellen Barry about how organizations can prepare before pressure hits, build trust with stakeholders and communicate honestly when answers are incomplete. Barry emphasizes that relationships with NGOs, regulators, journalists and communities must be built be
424 - Navigating Volatility, Risk, and Collaboration (opens the original)
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At a moment when organizations are navigating volatility, fragmentation, and mounting compliance pressure, small- and medium-sized enterprises increasingly rely on trusted external networks to navigate legal, regulatory, and compliance challenges they often lack the capacity to manage alone. In this episode of Democracy That Delivers, Michele Crymes speaks with Rick Johnston about crisis response, reputation, regulatory complexity, and how business associations, chambers of commerce, industry gr
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