A crisis is a turning point – for better or worse – successfully handling a crisis demands refined skills, an inventory of assets, and quick responses.
You will be judged not only by the actual event – but by your response to the event.
The time to acquire these skills is long before a crisis.
Response is immediate when you call 416-888-8540. You will be prepared to reduce uncertainty, manage risk, and accelerate a return to normal.
Type: Instructor-led, individual or group training
Duration: 1-2 days
Format: Formal lecture, group assignments, participation in realistic simulations video-recorded for follow-up analysis
Location: Our learning centre in Toronto or your facility
Attendees: Managers of public and private organizations; executives, and spokespersons with risk, security, safety, emergency management, legal, and HR responsibilities.
If you are facing a public controversy–take this course.
“We have been in your shoes. We have helped people overcome the same challenges you will face. We’re on your side. We do care. We want to reduce your stress. We know how.” – Dr. Allan Bonner
You will learn:
Each of the following modules will be tailored to your specific risk factors, areas of operations and unique requirements.
You will study actual disasters that reflect your potential vulnerabilities, for example:
All attendees will receive:
Additional/optional course modules:
Crisis Negotiation
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Government and Regulatory Relations
Dr. Allan Bonner and his team are trained, certified, and experienced in responding to broad a range of crisis events.
This is North America’s only team with post-graduate education in risk, crisis and disaster management (MSc), in addition to science, law, political economy, business, and urban planning degrees.
This team has direct on-site experience with a variety of crisis events, including air disasters, death-in-care, inquests, food recalls, allegations of sexual harassment and cyber security breaches.
Our work for publicly traded and public sector clients is public knowledge. They include:
