EP 45 Spring cleaning your crisis plan - considerations and lessons learned
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On this episode Marc and Tom are joined again by Destin Singleton and we discuss the value - and surprises - that can come from a periodic refresh of your crisis plan. We call it spring cleaning. And a spruced up plan smells so much nicer, don't you think?
Company reorganizations, personnel changes in your team or in other departments can all impact your crisis plans. New people often need training, or a refresh of training, for roles they may fill in your response plan.
If you would like any assistance with your crisis planning or training activities, including tabletop exercises or a case study to stimulate your team's preparedness, reach out to Tom, Marc or Destin.
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Destin Singleton - https://www.linkedin.com/in/destinsingleton
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