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“It wasn’t surprising that lawmakers wanted to know how Barra was unaware of the safety issues. And that it’s the $1 billion question. Who did know? Who didn’t know?” — Bloomberg […read more]
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“She doesn’t have to take the blame — she can be the fixer,” said Davia Temin. “Saying you’re sorry is the first 5 percent of it. She will be judged on how she handles the next 95 percent of it.” — Bloomberg […read...
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In this live broadcast, Davia Temin and Charlie Green discussed reputation and trust, disaster recovery and disaster prevention, crisis response and the crisis of trust. — Trust Across America […read more]
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Davia Temin weighs in on Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel’s interview with CNBC in which he discusses the massive security breach that happened last December. “He stayed on message, he took responsibility, he said he was sorry, he said they would make it right,...
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There aren’t many places left where organizations can have total control over what is said about them. But corporate websites can still provide a center of control, continuity and clarity of message. — Forbes Reputation Matters […read more]
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Target has become the newest case of how not to respond in a crisis. — Forbes Reputation Matters […read more]
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