[Opinion] Practical Lessons for Leaders in Crisis (opinion)

Practical Lessons for Leaders in Crisis (opinion)

It’s not just about surviving the storm—it’s about coming out stronger on the other side, Janet N. Spriggs and Paula Dibley write. Crises are an inevitable part of leadership, challenging the resilience of both leaders and institutions. In these moments, leaders must make tough decisions under immense pressure, and how we respond can shape the outcome of the crisis and the legacy we leave behind. It’s not just about surviving the storm but also …

Why Smart Entrepreneurs Should Study Corporate Crisis Management Cases

Corporate crises don’t discriminate, they hit startups and Fortune 500 giants alike. While businesses can predict some crises, others hit without warning. A data breach, product recall, or supply chain failure can happen to anyone. These events don’t just affect big corporations. They can break a business if handled poorly. Smart entrepreneurs know this. That’s why they take the time to assess how other companies manage crises. For them, studyin…