EXECUTIVE ACTION:
A CRISIS COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENT ANTHOLOGY
By James E. Lukaszewski, APR, Fellow PRSA
THE LUKASZEWSKI GROUP COLLECTION

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WAR STORIES AND CRISIS COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES:
(Volume I - Order #DR501)

A collection of Lukaszewski authored articles, essays, and briefing documents
drawn from
more than 300 crisis situations designed to provide insights, theory, and
background
information to set the stage for crisis communications planning activities.

Chapter topics include: bad news; corporate strategies and management issues;
crisis
management and vulnerabilities; environmental affairs; labor relations; law and legal
issues;
and leadership and goals.

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CRISIS COMMUNICATION PLANNING STRATEGIES:
(Volume II - Order #DR502)

Mr. Lukaszewski takes you step-by-step through the crucial process of data
collection,
analysis, and plan development using specially designed forms and worksheets.
Follow plan
development steps using the invaluable model forms, scenarios, and flowcharts to
create
your own corporate or division crisis communication response plan.

Chapter topics include: realities of crisis communications planning; communication
plan
development and budgeting; plan development process; model communication
management policy; threat identification; scenario development; message
development;
model plan outlines; crucial contact lists; response procedure reminders; and
lessons
learned/incident recap analyses.

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CRISIS COMMUNICATION PLAN COMPONENTS AND MODELS
(Volume III - Order #DR752) 2005 Edition

“This book provides pragmatic, sensible, Best Practice approaches to developing
crisis
communication response plan documents for coordinated corporate, field, and
internal
communication response to crisis. Its organization, design, and content are the
result of
years of helping companies structure effective plans, respond efficiently when
emergencies
and crises occur, and anticipate a host of problems and issues in ways that allow
for
management participation, support, and leadership.

“My goal in creating this book is to provide plan components that will with some
customization to the vulnerabilities, key issues, and scenarios your organization
might face
and slight modification based on your corporate culture, organization, and reporting
structures translate directly into your corporate crisis communication response
plan.”

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MEDIA RELATIONS STRATEGIES DURING EMERGENCIES
(Volume IV - Order #DR504)

This volume is a guide to media relations strategy that provides insight, tools,
techniques,
tips, tactics, and suggested language for conducting media relations during
emergencies,
crises, and disasters.

Chapter topics include: Managing the media, understanding journalists, preparing
spokespersons, question identification, attributes of good answers, special
circumstances
(such as being a news source), the crisis news conference, managing the massive
event/response, and managing media relations strategies

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