Fair Media Council to Host Crisis Management Master Class
When things go awry, the most important thing is how we respond. Trust is hard to build and easy to break. No matter what the truth is, public perception is huge. Managing that effectively is an important skill set, especially for those giving it their best to serve the common good.
This class is made for PR and communications professionals, executives, nonprofit leadership…basically anyone with a public image to protect.
You can get a full explanation on why you should attend here. Basically, The Fair Media Council aims to empower you to be cool, calm and collected when stuff hits the fan. They’re offering this crisis management class to help you zero in on key issues, respond to the media, and create a comprehensive action plan to mitigate the damage and protect your brand. The class will speak on various crises organizations experience and offer workshop activities to reinforce what is learned.
A continental breakfast will be provided.
Event Details
When: Thursday, January 9, 9am-12pm
Where: 58 South Service Rd., Melville – Conference Room, Lower Level
Speakers include: • Jeff Morosoff, Dept. Chair & Associate Professor of Journalism, Media Studies & Public Relations, Hofstra University. Prior to teaching crisis management techniques, Jeff worked in radio and handled community and government relations for the Town of Babylon, LIA, and others. • Ken Young served as a communication professional for major organizations such as 1-800-FLOWERS.COM, Sports Illustrated, and Henry Schein, as well as at Molloy College, where he oversaw branding and marketing initiatives.
About the Fair Media Council
The Fair Media Council “bridges the gap between the news consumer and the news media.” They help us all better understand what good journalism means, and why it’s so important. They are huge advocates for the incredible importance of LOCAL news, and help us understand what’s happening in the media landscape and why it matters to us. Learn more here.
