Blindsided is the authoritative guide to crisis management.

This "how to" handbook gives essential advice that every manager needs to know when a crisis hits. Written by CMI Founder/CEO Bruce Blythe, it's a fascinating, easy-to-read guide that draws on Blythe's 20+ years of experience as a pioneer in crisis management.




  Traumatic Event Debriefings Getting Second Thoughts
     (By Rudy M. Yandrick, HR Magazine, June 1, 2003)

  The Human Side of Crisis Management
     (By Bruce T. Blythe, September 2003, Faulkner Information Services)

  CMI Rates High in Client Satisfaction
     (Summer 2003 CMI Newsletter)

  Assessing the Risks of Digital Terror
     (Summer 2003 CMI Newsletter)

  Workplace violence not a rare occurrence
     (By L.A. Lorek, myantonio.com, July 25, 2003)

  Surviving Disaster
     (from themanufacturer.com, July 1, 2003)

  Making sense of it all
     (from May 11 2003 edition of St. Petersburg Times)

  Emergency
     (from April 2003 issue of Entrepreneur Magazine)

  How to avoid blame in the aftermath of a crisis
     (from March/April 2003 edition of Continuity Insights)

  Dutchess Urges Calm in Face of Catastrophe
     (from March 9 2003 online issue of Poughkeepsie Journal)

  Danger Abroad: Crisis and Confidence at Ground Zero
     (from February 2003 issue of Chief Executive)

  Negligent Failure to plan: The next liability frontier?
     (by Bruce Blythe, CEO, & Terri Butler Stivarius, 1st publication January 2003,
     Executive Action)

  Catalyst Summit: Risk
     (from January 2003 issue of Catalyst)

  Work/life balance is the new executive "normal"
     (from January 17-23 2003 issue of the Atlanta Business Chronicle)

  Airlines' response gets high marks
     (from January 2003 edition of Charlotte.com)

  The New Reality - Response to 21st Century Threats
     (from Richard C. Hyde, Hill & Knowlton, January 2003)

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