Overpaid the CEO, Save Some Whales
“Some companies responsible for doing bad things will take responsibility for remedying the crisis and later investing in doing good things that benefit whoever or whatever was directly harmed. That’s also being socially responsible.”
Posted on August 2, 2011 at 12:49 pm by Henry DeLaGarza · Permalink
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In: Crisis Communications, Public Relations_Crisis Management · Tagged with: Branding, Jon Jungbien Moon, Matt Kotchen, social responsibility, socially responsible, Starbucks
In: Crisis Communications, Public Relations_Crisis Management · Tagged with: Branding, Jon Jungbien Moon, Matt Kotchen, social responsibility, socially responsible, Starbucks
Is Armstrong the iceberg of a culture of drugs in competitive cycling?
It’s the simmering, smelly, sensational and steadily surfacing and spreading story that Lance Armstrong can’t shake. Unlike the tortuous hills that he mowed down on the way to seven Tour de France titles, the allegations of drug and steroid use threaten to overtake Armstrong like a gathering scrum of competing cyclists. Comments attributed to him [...]
Posted on June 2, 2011 at 11:55 am by Henry DeLaGarza · Permalink
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In: Lance Armstrong, Media Relations, Pro-active communications, Public Relations_Crisis Management · Tagged with: 60 minutes, Branding, Cycling, drug use, Lance Armstrong, media relations, sports, steroids
In: Lance Armstrong, Media Relations, Pro-active communications, Public Relations_Crisis Management · Tagged with: 60 minutes, Branding, Cycling, drug use, Lance Armstrong, media relations, sports, steroids