Free Crisis Communications Guide for Nonprofit Leaders Dealing with COVID-19The chapter on Crisis Communications from Ben Delaney's Nonprofit Marketing Handbook has been released at no charge for leaders of nonprofits organizations to help them deal with fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic.
By: CyberEdge Information Services With quarantine-in- At this time, nonprofit leaders must communicate clearly with their boards, funders, staffs, clients, government agencies and the public. They need to explain the steps they are taking to keep their staff and clients safe. They must explain continuation planning, and what they are doing to adjust to this new normal. The continued existence of their organizations may depend on how well they manage this crisis, and a large part of that management is clear, open communications. Said author Ben Delaney, "Nonprofit marketers need every tool they can find, so that their small budgets can stretch to do the work that is needed. A lot has changed since I first wrote this book. Nonprofits are facing crises of all sorts, most of all the COVID-19 pandemic. Everyone in nonprofit communications needs this information." He added, "How you handle a crisis is critically important. Every member of the leadership team needs to be aware and involved, and those in Marketing and Communications can be vital to a successful resolution of the situation. In this chapter I provide guidance based on my personal experience as an Executive Director managing nonprofit communications during crisis." The free chapter on crisis communications is available to all nonprofit leaders and communications staff at no charge. Ben Delaney's Nonprofit Marketing Handbook, Second Edition is available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Kobo as a paperback book, eBook or in Kindle format. It may also be ordered from local bookstores. The ISBN for the print edition is 978-1-5136-3554- For more information and your free copy of this valuable chapter, visit nonprofitmarketingbook.com/ End
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