CommCore Blog and News

Boulder Tragedy: Lessons for Crisis Communications

The shooting at the King Sooper in Boulder,CO., tragically demonstrates ways in which government agencies and corporations have learned from experience and are better prepared to react to this type of emergency crisis. Read more

Difficult Conversations in the Virtual World

In the movie, Up in the Air, George Clooney played a consultant who traveled around the country and fired employees on behalf of client companies. When he was forced to use video technology as a substitute for face-to-face meetings, everything went bad. Read more

The Race Towards a Coronavirus Vaccine and Reputation Restoration

For many reasons, public trust in the government institutions involved in the vaccine development process continues to wane. While reputation restoration for government agencies is critically important, there are a myriad of political pitfalls that factor in their responses. Read more

Virtual is here to stay, so make the best of it

Working through the pandemic reminds us of the impatient kids in the backseat of the car on a long road trip screaming: “Are we there yet?’ Are we there yet?”

Yes, we are there yet – for the foreseeable future – in the virtual work world. Read more

Thomas Jefferson was Right. Count to Ten. It Can Save Your Career

Thomas Jefferson had great advice to control anger: “When angry, count to ten before you speak. If very angry, count to one hundred.” During these very sensitive times many public figures are hitting the send button seemingly without a count or thoughtful review.  Read more