Could MBA PRs Cure Global Malaise?
October 30, 2008
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Companies who are doing well throughout the economic climate should not get complacent about their firm's internal communications, it has been noted.
But although a crisis communications situation is upon many firms, the problem of a breakdown of this network is a "global malaise", Mark Hass, Chief Executive Officer of MS&L tells PR Week.
"Even those [companies] that are doing well need to talk about what this means and what matters to employees," Hass added, a notion you may want to know more about through studying a communications MBA, to further your knowledge about risk and crisis communications.
Topics including corporate strategies and job security should all be central to current business conversations, PR Week continues, although the current job market may have already persuaded you to undertake an online MBA, with the opportunity to learn new skills more evident than ever.
In related news which may highlight the importance of skilled staff - who could have studied for an online MBA- the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) has announced that Joe Epley has won the PRSA Gold Anvil Award for advancing public relations and ethics.
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