Crisis Response Brief
Brief used in the first 90 minutes of a corporate crisis — facts, stakeholders, decisions, next checkpoint.
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Brief used in the first 90 minutes of a corporate crisis — facts, stakeholders, decisions, next checkpoint.
Hand a live project from one owner to another — status, decisions to date, in-flight risks, what's next.
Hand over a vendor relationship to a new internal owner — contacts, contract, history, watchouts.
Classic 2x2 — plot stakeholders by their power over the outcome and their interest in it.
Anonymous survey for stakeholders to feed back on a project, team, or change — short, specific, useful.
Team-wide leave calendar — who's out when, cover arrangements, leave balance remaining.
Close an office cleanly — staff, equipment, lease, IT, records, security — without leaving liabilities.
First-day setup for a new executive joining — everything they need before they walk in.
Annual audit of recurring corporate subscriptions — what we use, what we don't, what we should cut.
Audit of physical and digital records against retention policy — keep, archive, or destroy.
Quarterly office walkaround for health & safety — exits, equipment, signage, hazards.
Announce an acquisition cleanly — to staff, to customers, to press — without leaving people guessing.
Announce a policy change with enough clarity that people know exactly what's different and what to do.
Notify customers of a service disruption — facts, impact, ETA, what they should do, who to ask.
Weekly or fortnightly internal newsletter — short sections, specific names, readable in 5 minutes.
The hardest communication to write well — clear, accountable, no euphemism, with practical support.