CommCore CEO Andrew Gilman was quoted in Digiday’s recent article on the continuation of United Airlines’ PR crisis:
Yesterday, it embarked on a multimedia quest to convince people it is taking responsibility by changing its overbooking rules. Read more
CommCore SVP Nick Peters discusses how former Arconic CEO, Klaus Kleinfeld lost his job after sending one of his investors an ill-advised letter.
CommCore CEO Andrew Gilman was quoted in The Ladders article “United debacle: When can employees speak up?” providing analysis on United Airline’s company culture.
Andrew Gilman, President and CEO of CommCore Consulting Group, told Ladders about the nature of the flight industry. Read more
CommCore CEO Andrew Gilman was quoted on the recent United Airlines crisis in the Washington Post’s article, “Why people will keep flying United even if they don’t want to”
And then there is the latest passenger scandal. Read more
CommCore CEO Andrew Gilman was quoted in Digiday’s article, “‘Not something that can be spun’: United is a brand in crisis”
“The leggings incident was embarrassing and may have been exacerbated by internet trolls, but this is an unmitigated disaster,” said Andrew Gilman, chief executive of the crisis communications firm CommCore Consulting Group. Read more
CEO Andrew Gilman was quoted in The New York Times article, “United Airlines Passenger Is Dragged From an Overbooked Flight”;
Andrew D. Gilman, the chief executive of CommCore Consulting Group, a crisis communications firm, said the situation would probably make people reconsider whether they wanted to fly United. Read more
CommCore’s Nick Peters weighs in Nivea’s ill-advised Facebook ad campaign
In the April 4, 2017 edition of the Wall Street Journal, Dale Weiss was quoted as an expert providing analysis on how Google is confronting its ongoing advertising crisis.
“I try and imagine the conference call between any advertisers’ digital agency and Google as they discuss how a company ad played at the beginning of a blatantly racist YouTube video. Read more
CommCore SVP Nick Peters comments on lessons Uber CEO Travis Kalanick could learn about leadership:
Late Thursday night, 20th Century Fox apologized for a campaign to promote an upcoming film. Why? The studio knowingly used fake news as part of its strategy.
The film, “A Cure for Wellness” is described as a psychological thriller in which the narrative explores a false illness for which there is no cure. Read more