Cheyenne organizations invited to get disaster-ready
The time to prepare for a crisis is before it happens, and a workshop will aid Cheyenne’s not-for-profits and other organizations in being ready should a situation arise where they need to make an emergency announcement.
Elevate Training’s Mike Kohler will explore the importance of preparing a crisis communication plan. While the hope is that it will not ever need to be used, having one ready can be an important part of risk management.
The students in the interactive session will be encouraged to ask questions and share any ideas they might have. They will learn what procedures and policies can help to mitigate the impact of a disaster and how it can prepare for the loss of business that may occur.
Quality leadership can be invaluable in a crisis, and this will also be included in the discussion. Being able to help a workforce navigate through the situation can help to minimize the impact of an emergency, and all of the participants in the class will leave well prepared for a crisis. A printing services provider can supply an assortment of planning forms and other materials that can aid a company or organization in preparing its communication plan.
Larimer Economic & Workforce Development in Fort Collins will be the venue for this opportunity for executive directors and others to sharpen their leadership skills. It will be offered on March 21.