Levick Strategic Communications Publishes Second Edition of the Crisis Communications Desk Reference
Acclaimed Guide to Crisis Communications, Investor Relations, Public Affairs, Digital Media, and Litigation Communications is Available for Download on June 15
WASHINGTON, June 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Levick Strategic Communications, a global leader in high-stakes and litigation communications, announced today that the second edition of its Crisis Communications Desk Reference is now available for download, free of charge.
The Crisis Communications Desktop Reference is a fully searchable desktop resource covering issues of urgent concern to board members, C-Suite executives, and counsel in this present era of heightened accountability.
With a click of the mouse, directors, corporate executives, and legal counsel can access strategic insights and best practices to navigate the first moments of crisis and beyond. The Crisis Communications Desktop Reference also provides guidance for mastering the new reputational challenges of the digital media, including blogs and social media.
Substantive issues covered include SEC and other regulatory inquiries, product recalls, data breaches, Congressional hearings, and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), along with communications strategies now demanded during the current economic crisis, from bankruptcy to layoffs and plant closings, to shareholder litigation.
Levick Strategic Communications protects brands and reputations during the highest-stakes global crises and litigation. The firm has been honored time and again for its work protecting brand credibility and ensuring public trust when it matters most. Levick has have been honored with multiple awards, including Leadership in Public Affairs, Crisis Agency of the Year, Litigation Communications Firm of the Year, Best Crisis Management/Crisis Response, as well as #1 Investment Relations Firm. For more information on the firm visit www.levick.com. And for industry-leading commentary on the most pressing crisis communications matters of the day, visit Levick's Bulletproof Blog at www.bulletproofblog.com.
