The Presidio Blog / Crisis Communications

Summer break is ending soon, and it’s time to go over your checklist in preparation for the new school year. As you do so, you may want to take a …

There’s an old saying that “failing to plan is planning to fail.” That is especially true for crisis management and communications. With this in mind, the most efficient way to …

“Knowledge is power,” is a phrase that most of us accept as true. But what happens when you lack a particular piece of knowledge? That is the problem inherent in what …

Before the pandemic began, most local government agencies could communicate with constituents daily and in person, almost always through trusted surrogates: principals, police officers, teachers, firefighters, and front-office staff. For …