

Crisis Solutions operates at the cutting edge of crisis management providing services to improve clients’ management and communication skills in the event of a crisis.
Effective crisis management helps organisations get the most out of available resources, limiting damage and providing the platform for a successful recovery. “Best in class” crisis management is built on planning, training, early identification of issues and swift decision making during a crisis.
One of the most common problems in crisis management is poor communication - not just with the media and the outside world. It’s often an internal communication breakdown that can turn a problem into a full-blown catastrophe.
Crisis Solutions will work with your business to create robust and flexible crisis management plans, including crisis communications, helping you respond more effectively. Preparation and awareness are the keys to overcoming a crisis or better still avoiding one altogether.
Crisis Solutions' core skill is providing a bespoke set of business continuity and crisis management exercises. These range from scenario-based workshops and desktop exercises, to full crisis simulations, where a virtual world is created giving participants the feel of a real crisis. Successful exercises will develop staff capability and test technical, logistical and administrative procedures. They can also highlight areas of your planning that are incomplete. Conversely, if your plans are in good shape an exercise will generate high levels of confidence that you and your team are well placed to overcome a catastrophe.
At Crisis Solutions, we understand that our clients are busy people and that there is often little time to devote to crisis management preparedness and training. This is why over the last 10 years we have developed, and continue to improve, a highly efficient planning process together with an immersive and challenging training environment.
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| Achieve and maintain a flexible crisis management capability by placing your people at its heart. |
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| In a crisis you need more than a business continuity plan. |
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Crisis management planning |
| Dealing with a crisis effectively requires different elements of an organisation to work together. |
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There’s an old saying in business continuity that having a crisis plan can sometimes be worse than having no plan at all – that is, if it’s not tested. Others can debate the merits of that remark but there’s little doubt that a plan that’s been subject to widespread scrutiny is of far greater value [...]
- April 30, 2012 Welcome to the new look crisis blog -For those of you who used to visit the Crisis Solutions blog known as ‘The Crisis Lounge’ (presided over by The Lounge Lizard) here is an update. As you will see we have a new, rather snazzy, website and what you have in front of you now is the new look blog. The Lizard has [...]
- April 26, 2012 AIRMIC Conference -Crisis Solutions will be exhibiting at the Airmic Conference in Liverpool from 11th-13th June 2012. Come and see us at stand 82 to discuss all things crisis management related from capability generation to scenario rehearsals, contingency planning to crisis communication response and much more… For more information, or to register for the conference please visit [...]
- April 24, 2012 Crisis Solutions sponsors 2012 Business Continuity Awards -Crisis Solutions is sponsoring the Crisis Management Strategy of the Year category at the 2012 Business Continuity Awards. The category recognises the strategy/team that best demonstrates the skills and activities required for successful crisis management and planning. We would like to congratulate Arab National Bank, CIMB Thai Bank Public Company, KPMG LLP UK, SunGard Availability [...]
- April 16, 2012 David and Goliath -Molly Katchpole, a 22-year old America graduate student got irritated over a new $5 monthly bank fee imposed by Bank of America. Instead of just complaining to her friends, Katchpole logged on to Change.org and started an online petition urging the bank to drop the charge. In no time, more than 300,000 people had joined [...]
- March 14, 2012