Delegates have to identify an emerging crisis, bring together the appropriate team, eliminate distractions and plan for a rapid response.
Groups come together to talk about the decisions they made in the first simulation session and learn from the outcomes of those decisions.
In this session, teams face a situation spiralling out of control. A further crisis starts to creep up behind them and the wheels start to fall off within the crisis committee.
Melissa presents her “Building an Invincible Brand in an Uncertain World” keynote presentation.
Groups come together to talk about the decisions they made in the second simulation session and learn from the outcomes of those decisions.
Teams are faced with a growing social media backlash and prolonged negative media coverage.
Groups come together to talk about the decisions they made in the third simulation session and learn from the outcomes of those decisions.
NZME presents our “Navigating the Storm” panel featuring Martin Snedden, Simon Kenny, Mike Hosking and Chris Quin.
Technology partner, HP, presents former Air New Zealand CEO Rob Fyfe talking to our moderator about how airlines mechanise their crisis response.
Former Christchurch mayor Sir Bob Parker discusses his experience communicating under pressure.
Your staff start to question the decisions you are making and begin to vocalise their unhappiness. Further dissent comes from an unexpected place.
AIG presents Rob Pope, Director of CERT NZ; Mohammed Khan, HP security consultant; and Bhairav Shah, AIG’s Head of Liabilities and Financial Lines with for an in-depth look at how to mitigate a data security crisis.
Groups come together to talk about the decisions they made in the fourth simulation session and learn from the outcomes of those decisions.
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