Can a CEO, government official or celebrity engage in private, written communications? It’s harder and harder when everyone has multiple social media accounts and organization rules for respecting information are either non-existent or loosely enforced.
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CommCore CEO Andrew Gilman Quoted in PR News Article on Internal Communications Principles
Andrew Gilman, CEO of CommCore, was quoted in PR News’s article , “3 Internal Communications Principles Steve Harvey Missed in ‘Don’t Talk to Me’ Memo”
Andy Gilman, president and CEO of CommCore Consulting Group in Washington, D.C., Read more
Andrew Gilman Quoted in The New York Times on Executive Exits at Fox News
CommCore CEO, Andrew Gilman was quoted in The New York Times article, “With Fox News in Tumult, Another Executive, Bill Shine, Is Ousted”
The Murdochs are “definitely cleaning house,” said Andrew Gilman, the chief executive of the crisis communications firm CommCore Consulting Group. Read more
CommCore CEO Andrew Gilman quoted in Digiday’s article, “‘A lot of internal churning’: Inside United’s PR crisis cleanup
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
Andrew Gilman Quoted in PR Week on American Airlines’ Stroller Scuffle
CommCore CEO Andrew Gilman was recently quoted in PR Week’s article “Why American Airlines’ stroller scuffle didn’t lead to United Airlines-level fallout”:
CommCore CEO and founder Andy Gilman told PRWeek the airline’s response showed care and concern for its passengers. Read more
Arconic CEO’s Iconic Self-Destruction
CommCore SVP Nick Peters discusses how former Arconic CEO, Klaus Kleinfeld lost his job after sending one of his investors an ill-advised letter.
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CEOs and Social Media: A Contradictory Picture
Much has been written about the importance of CEOs engagement with consumers in social media, especially via their Facebook accounts. Yet recent marketing research reveals though companies are increasingly communicating with consumers via social media, many CEOs are still resistant to engage personally:
- A recent survey of CEOs by PR firm Weber Shandwick finds that the social media presence of corporate leaders is sporadic.
Not All Passenger Removals Damage Your Reputation
The CEO’s role as Communicator-in Chief is sharply contrasted when we compare Oscar Munoz of United Airlines with Ed Bastian of Delta. Both responded to passenger ejections and viral videos. The first got slammed, the second praised.
CEO Andrew Gilman Quoted in The Ladders Article, “United debacle: When can employees speak up?”
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