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Monthly Archives: May 2010
A big change in messaging in Gulf spill–the feds are in charge
I just reposted my bog from Emergency Management on how can communication be good when public opinion is bad. One point I made in that post is the messaging from the Administration that is very confusing about the role of … Continue reading
Lessons from Deepwater Add Up
It’s almost impossible to keep track of all the critically important lessons learned from the Deepwater Horizon spill (aka BP Spill). Since I and many in my company are involved, some of the most important ones will have to be … Continue reading
An idea and dream realized
The news out of the Gulf seems unremittingly bad. The spill continues unabated and continues to threaten sensitive areas, and the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people. There are families–too forgotten I feel, grieving the loss of eleven men. … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis Communications, Crisis Communicator, crisis management, Uncategorized
Tagged Deepwater Horizon, JIC, Nextgov, PIER
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A No Comment Comment on the Deepwater Horizon spill
Crisisblogger readers may be wondering about my silence on the Deepwater Horizon (otherwise known as the BP Oil Spill) event. This is a crisis of unprecedented proportions–the “mother of all crises” said one of those involved. Because BP, the Coast … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis Communications, Crisis Communicator, crisis management, Uncategorized
Tagged BP Oil Spill, Deepwater Horizon, NIMS, NIMS future
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