If you’ve been paying attention to the news, you’ve heard a lot about the pandemic swine flu. But with all the media attention, it’s hard to separate the hype from the real information. How threatening is a pandemic to you and your business? Everyday life won’t be the same during a pandemic. What can you expect? And what can you do to prepare your workforce?

Participants will delve into a comprehensive review of this critical subject to:
--Develop a basic understanding of pandemic preparedness and the importance of business planning:
--Uncover the significance of communicating regularly with employees before, during and after a pandemic; and
--Understand how businesses can help employees deal with a severe pandemic.

AGENDA:
Pandemic Planning as a Strategic Issue: The Operational Impact
Assess the Company’s Strategic Vulnerabilities: Preparation for Protection
Why This is Important
Three Key Issues: Financial, Personnel & Legal
What to Plan for at a Minimum/Maximum
Pandemic Plan To Do List
Public Relations: What to say/What not to say

About Mojo's Guest:
Larry Smith, president of the Institute for Crisis Management, is a former television news director, press secretary and newspaper editor. He works with executives seeking to minimize the negative public reaction to a business crisis. He also assists in developing pro-active crisis communications plans and teaches seminars in crisis management.  

Larry has more than 45 years experience in the news and public relations business. He began his professional career as a photographer and later worked as a newspaper editor and radio talk show host. Summoned to Washington, DC in the mid-80's, he served as Press Secretary to then-Senator Dan Quayle. He is a graduate of Indiana University’s School of Education and served 6 years in the U.S. Air Force. He has also co-authored 2 books on crisis management.  

Cost: $99
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Web marketing has become a crticial part of a church marketing plans. This is true because most people seek information on the Internet before visiting a church. In this presentation, the 4 most important areas of a successful Web strategy for churches will be addressed. Churches of all sizes can unquestionably benefit from these steps that have proven to work based on experiences with hundreds of websites.

Guests will gain specific tips and techniques to take back to their organization and use to immediately improve their online marketing efforts. This is very much a hands-on approach to Web marketing with practical ideas that are appropriate for individuals at all levels.

AGENDA:
1. Develop a Strategic Internet Marketing Plan and Strategy
2. Design and Develop an Effective Church Website
3. Drive Traffic to the Site
4. Monitor Website Performance and Updates

This presentation will be an introductory overview of these four steps. Future training sessions will explore more advanced tactics in these areas.