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Or how to manage crisis communication in the midst of an epidemic.
Every crisis has an end. The current coronavirus pandemic will have its own. It'll be the fourth Phase with a return to normalcy for just about everything except the economy.
Three expert speakers from London P&I Club, Witt O'Brien's and Navigate Response take a practical look at COVID-19 related issues facing ship managers and operators in US ports and around the world in the latest Maritime London webinar.
“Events dear boy, events,” the phrase attributed to British Prime Minister, Harold MacMillan in the 1960s to describe the reason the government was blown off course. But seismic events that rock the economy – or the slow onset crawl towards them – in news saturation are rare.
If Boris wanted his Churchillian crisis, he is now staring down the barrel at one.
26th February 2020
Navigate Response joins the Witt O’Brien’s family, expanding global crisis communications solutions in the maritime industry
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We’re excited to announce we’ve joined the Witt O’Brien’s family, a leading crisis and emergency management consulting firm in both the public and private sectors, based in the U.S..
Witt O’Brien’s, part of the SEACOR family of businesses, has been an innovator and leader in the maritime industry for 35 years, providing training and exercises, planning, regulatory compliance, communications, port security, Qualified Individual (QI), Incident Management Team (IMT) and Spill Management Team (SMT) services and supporting the owners and managers of more than 11,000 vessels.
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