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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