Managing Uncertainty Podcast – Episode #279: You must have Strategic Alignment in your Crisis Management Process

December 30, 2024 • 00:06:40
Managing Uncertainty Podcast – Episode #279:  You must have Strategic Alignment in your Crisis Management Process
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Managing Uncertainty Podcast – Episode #279: You must have Strategic Alignment in your Crisis Management Process

Dec 30 2024 | 00:06:40

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Show Notes

In this episode of the Managing Uncertainty Podcast, host Bryan Strawser, principal and Chief Executive at Bryghtpath, delves into the critical importance of strategic alignment in crisis management. Drawing from nearly three decades of experience, Bryan emphasizes the necessity of a unified approach to handling crises, whether it’s a cybersecurity breach or a natural disaster. He explains how a consistent crisis management process is essential for C-suite leaders and outlines the pitfalls of a siloed approach, which can derail effective crisis responses. Bryan explores two pathways to achieving strategic alignment: a top-down approach led by the C-suite and a bottom-up …

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