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On this episode, Tom and Marc review the communications coming out from the various parties involved in the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore.
This is a complex response involving numerous federal, state, and local agencies, with communications coming from several different groups. Tom and Marc parse through the communications and offer insights for crisis communicators monitoring this large scale response that has more than 20 persons staffing the joint information center. We have also seen communications from the US Army Corps of Engineers, the State of Maryland, local entities, and the ship management company. How does it all blend together in this high-profile incident response? Which crisis website technology platform is being used to run the online communications? Tom and Marc offer their observations and insights.
For more information about the podcast, reach out to Tom and Marc:
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On this episode, Tom and Marc review the communications coming out from the various parties involved in the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore.
This is a complex response involving numerous federal, state, and local agencies, with communications coming from several different groups. Tom and Marc parse through the communications and offer insights for crisis communicators monitoring this large scale response that has more than 20 persons staffing the joint information center. We have also seen communications from the US Army Corps of Engineers, the State of Maryland, local entities, and the ship management company. How does it all blend together in this high-profile incident response? Which crisis website technology platform is being used to run the online communications? Tom and Marc offer their observations and insights.
For more information about the podcast, reach out to Tom and Marc:
[email protected]
[email protected]
We'd love to hear from you. Email the show at [email protected].