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Why is video so useful during a crisis and how can your organization quickly produce and effectively distribute it? Attend the Become the Broadcaster workshop on Oct. 9, following the Centre for Crisis & Risk Communications Virtually Crisis Conference to learn how easily you can make video updates happen. Daily updates through social media became the number one source for information for residents, organizations and media during British Columbia’s massive 2017 wildfires with ...3.5 million minutes watched, and has since been adopted by Australia’s NSW Fire and California’s CalFire. Register now for early bird pricing + 15% off with code CONRT. (See bottom of page for this workshop) Discount code applies to any selection you make! https://centreforcrisiscommunications.regfox.com/virtually-

You might remember Nicole calling to sell you something from Butterfly Effect. She needs a lift now. Please help if you can, and pass along.

Do you ever wonder how your organization can avoid a crisis? Attend the Mitigating Crisis Workshop Oct. 9, following the Centre for Crisis & Risk Communications Virtually Crisis Conference. Learn a formula that will remove or reduce crises from your organization. Great for communications and non-communications leaders to learn hands-on skills.... Register now for early bird pricing + 15% off with code CONRT. (See bottom of page for this workshop) https://centreforcrisiscommunications.regfox.com/virtually- Centre for Crisis & Risk Communications

Do you ever wonder how your organization can avoid a crisis? Attend the Mitigating Crisis Workshop Oct. 9, following the Centre for Crisis & Risk Communications Virtually Crisis Conference. Learn a formula that will remove or reduce crises from your organization. Great for communications and non-communications leaders to learn hands-on skills.... Register now for early bird pricing + 15% off with code CONRT. (See bottom of page for this workshop) https://centreforcrisiscommunications.regfox.com/virtually- Centre for Crisis & Risk Communications

No, you're not ready - 10 tips for Emergency Communications - most apply to #covid19 response at all levels Add on: 11. Consistent & trustworthy spokespeople. 12. Focus early on detailed guides and processes https://municipalworld.com//10-tips-emergency-communicati/

I did something last evening I haven't done in a long time. I picked up my camera and went to a concert. Some of you don't know, but I used to photograph lots of events and concerts.

It is great to see a province-wide FireSmart initiative underway, this was a recommendation in our Cariboo-Chilcotin Wildfire Report in 2018 and eventually in larger provincial report. I hear of people being concerned and taking action. I see brush being burnt to remove fuels. With the climate shifting, any and all measures must be considered. Very happy to see one program which can save many homes with this profile. Everyone living in or near forested areas can FireSmart, many actions are your labour or better choices for building materials to garden materials.

Tips from our experience during the 2017 (and 2018) wildfires.

Huge news if true. This will have a large impact on how people use these media.

We just wrapped up a social media campaign that resulted in a 36% increase in sales over last year's campaign which garnered had earned a 22% increase. Reach is only a vanity metric, sales are what matter.

Was honoured to join my communications colleagues Emily Epp and Mike McCulley for a panel on disaster communications and consultations at The Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS) national conference in Charlottetown in May 2018. A little over a month later, we were back in the same roles for another record-breaking BC wildfire season.