Category: Crisis Communications

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By  J.G. Collins For reasons I’ll discuss, ultimately, Anthony Weiner has no choice but to see the New York City mayoral race through to the end.  His private transgressions, while  despicable, pale in comparison to his Democrat predecessors and colleagues …

Sunday Stuy: Anthony Weiner Won’t Quit. And Neither Would You. Read more »

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A Tea Party Protester

By J.G. Collins – New York  May 12, 2013 Anytime grievous organizational wrongdoing is discovered, it must be addressed immediately, forthrightly, and completely by the organization’s principal leader, speaking with one voice, until every aspect of the wrongdoing is discovered, …

For the C-Suite, the IRS “Tea Party” Scandal is a Lesson in Bad PR Gone Worse Read more »