What do you do when a crisis hits and you don’t have all the answers yet?
How do you react under pressure, with limited time and your organisation’s reputation on the line?
In this free masterclass, Solenn Honorine, former international journalist and communication expert, will explain what a crisis really is, how it feels in real time and what separates organisations that keep their cool from those that don’t. Solenn spent six years working directly with Doctors Without Borders’ field operations, including in war zones and during acute crises where the margin for error was close to zero. It’s safe to say she knows what crises feel like up close.
Whether you work in communication, public affairs, politics or business, this session will ensure your team is ready to respond calmly, confidently, and credibly to any crisis — minimising damage and protecting your organisation’s reputation.
What you’ll learn
- What makes a crisis and how it differs from an emergency
- What it feels like when all hell breaks loose, with some close-to-home examples
- How to handle a crisis while staying calm and organised
- How to manage your organisation under intense pressure and understand the risks
- How to deal with the public and the media calmly, honestly and assertively
Practical details
Date: 22 September, 6:30 PM
Location: Clear Europe office, Brussels
Format: In-person. Please note our events are not recorded or streamed. The only way to experience it is to be there, in our lovely offices.
And after the session, stick around for some drinks and networking. Seats are limited – so reserve your spot today.
Your trainer
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Solenn Honorine
Former journalist, communication & media expert
Solenn Honorine is a seasoned communications consultant and trainer with two decades of experience in international journalism and strategic communication.
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