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Welcome to OnTopic by Empathia, a podcast dedicated to overcoming challenges in times of uncertainty. We’ll be talking to industry experts from a wide variety of fields to explore the issues of the day and steps individuals and organizations can take to become more resilient.
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Episode 79: Communicating in a Crisis with Chris McCloud & TJ Winick, Part 2 (opens the original)
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Having a crisis communication plan sitting in a binder isn't enough. When the pressure hits, organizations need people who know exactly what to do, who has authority to speak, and how to communicate with both compassion and credibility. In Part 2 of their conversation, Michelle Colosimo, Chris McCloud, and TJ Winick dive into the practical side of crisis communication—including how to support employees and victims, balance legal concerns with the court of public opinion, select and prepare the r
Episode 78: Communicating in a Crisis with Chris McCloud & TJ Winick, Part 1 (opens the original)
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When a crisis hits, you may have minutes—not days—to respond. What you say, how quickly you say it, and who says it can determine whether your organization earns trust or loses it. In this episode of On Topic with Empathia, Michelle Colosimo sits down with crisis communication experts Chris McCloud and TJ Winick, two former journalists who have spent decades covering and managing some of the most challenging moments organizations can face. They break down what leaders need to know when the first
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