
This short program focuses on developing effective crisis management and communication strategies for organizations. It is designed for executives and communication managers who need to understand how to identify, assess, and respond to risks and crises, including cyber risks. The program aims to equip participants with the tools to build robust crisis management plans and effectively communicate during challenging situations.
The program is structured over three days, with the third day taking place 15 days after the first two to allow for practical application and reflection.
This program is designed to enhance the skills of existing professionals in managing and communicating through crises, leading to improved performance and strategic decision-making within their organizations.
Contact the program advisor for specific admission criteria and details.
Tuition fees are not explicitly stated on the program page. Interested individuals should contact the program advisor or request a quote.
The program is structured over three days, consisting of two consecutive days followed by a third day approximately 15 days later for practical application and reflection.
Tuition fees are not explicitly stated. Interested individuals should contact the program advisor, Nadia Sanchez Pacheco, at inscription.formation@sciencespo.fr or +33 (0)6 50 37 00 51 for pricing information.
This program is designed for senior executives, communication managers, risk managers, and public relations specialists looking to enhance their crisis management and communication skills.
To apply, contact the Program Advisor Nadia Sanchez Pacheco via email or phone to inquire about the program and application process, and confirm upcoming session dates for registration.
The program utilizes practical simulations and case studies, including exercises like 'The Louvre Case' and a simulated crisis situation on the final day.
The program targets senior executives and operational communication managers. Specific admission criteria can be obtained by contacting the program advisor.