Navigate Response

It was a pleasure partnering with ITOPF and Gard AS on these events. Thank you to all the attendees for the enthusiastic engagement in the exercises.

In his cautionary article, “The Court of Public Perception,” our Managing Director of Navigate Response Asia, Chetan S. Desai, discusses how in today’s world of citizen journalism our actions can be captured and shared by anyone and our personal reputations can be judged and impacted without proper context. He highlights the importance of being mindful of our actions in both professional and personal settings. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eWWw_ze7 #CrisisComms #ReputationManagement #PublicPerception #NavigateResponse

In his forward-thinking article, “Inclusivity in Effective Crisis Communications,” Crisis Communications Manager Matthew Driscoll highlights the evolving role of inclusive language in crisis management. He emphasizes the importance of reassessing your communications strategies to engage diverse audiences and improve response efforts. Discover how inclusivity can enhance your crisis communications here: https://lnkd.in/e95UktxQ #CrisisComms #Inclusivity #EffectiveCommunication #DiversityInComms #NavigateResponse 

In her thought-provoking article, “Should Your Leadership be Chucked Like a Bad Starbucks Latte?”, Crisis Communications Director Janni Järvinen, explores how leadership decisions directly impact corporate reputations. She highlights the importance of ethical, thoughtful decision-making to avoid crises and maintain trust. Read more about proactive reputation management here: https://lnkd.in/eZrGXv8j #Leadership #CrisisComms #CorporateReputation #DecisionMaking #NavigateResponse

In his reflective article, “GameStop: A Reason to Stop and Consider the Social Media Game,” Crisis Communications Manager Kyle Fawkes explores how the GameStop stock saga emphasizes the importance of respecting social media’s power and managing public backlash in today’s always-on world. Read more about the lessons learned from this financial frenzy here: https://lnkd.in/e64fV-PA #CrisisComms #GameStop #SocialMedia #PublicPerception #NavigateResponse

This colorful article by Crisis Communications Manager Jonathan Spencer, “Into the Light – Transparency Matters,” draws intriguing parallels with the Paris Olympic Games to highlight the critical role of clarity and transparency in crisis communications in the shipping industry. By providing timely, accurate information companies can control narratives and prevent speculation from filling the gaps. Discover the importance of clear communications in crisis management here: https://lnkd.in/eKM2AEFd #CrisisComms #Transparency #Clarity #NavigateResponse

In her probing article, “How Singapore Tackled one of its Largest Oil Spills,” Crisis Communications Manager Jasmine Pang discusses the effective communications measures that controlled the narrative during the Vox Maxima spill while also highlighting areas for improvement, such as accuracy in terminology and addressing public concerns. Learn valuable crisis management lessons here: https://lnkd.in/egPEbksS #CrisisComms #Singapore #OilSpill #ProactiveLeadership #NavigateResponse

In his timely article, “Trump, Houthis and Ukraine – Keeping News Interest in a Crisis,” Managing Director Dustin Eno explores how quickly media attention shifts, even during significant global events. He emphasizes the importance of swift, strategic communications in crisis management before media interest fades. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eBn33WfY #CrisisComms #MediaStrategy #GlobalEvents #NavigateResponse

In her insightful article, “Navigating the Misinformation Minefield,” Crisis Communications Manager Apoorva Shridhar outlines how misinformation thrives on emotional narratives and trusted voices, making it harder to uncover the truth. By building credibility, providing clear explanations, and using compelling evidence, she shows how we can combat fake news and restore our trust in the truth. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eVwWDX_R #CrisisComms #FakeNews #TruthMatters #Misinformation

Dustin Eno, Managing Director of Navigate Response, a Witt O’Brien’s | Ambipar Response company, will present during two sessions at Gard AS Japan’s Casualty Response Seminar. Join Dustin for “Media Management Techniques for Maritime Pollution Events” and the “Media and Pollution Response Exercise” workshop presented jointly with ITOPF.   There are two opportunities to learn casualty response strategies through expert lectures and a practical case study-based exercise in either Imabari or Tokyo: IMABARI Wednesday, 2 October 2024 2:40 pm - Registration 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm - Seminar (followed by a cocktail reception) Venue: Imabari Kokusai Hotel, Shinju room 2-3-4 Asahi-Cho, Imabari-chi, Ehime 794-8522, Japan TEL ＋81-898-36-1111 TOKYO Friday, 4 October 2024 2:30 pm - Registration 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm - Seminar (followed by a cocktail reception) Venue: AP Shinbashi, Room D Shimbashi Place 4F(Reception 5F), 1-12-9 Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo TEL +81-3-3571-4109 To register for this exclusive event, email: ayako.kurata@gard.no