CommCore CEO Andrew Gilman recently sat down for an interview with FIR Podcast.
Andy provided his expertise concerning the role of internal communications in a crisis situation. Mr. Gilman also discussed when to decide to speak out on a situation, how to coordinate internal and external messages, and how to prepare for a crisis. Read more
We welcome Viena Forkas, a junior at High Point University, to the team! Learn more about her during our sit-down.
Three words you would use to describe yourself…
Energetic, motivated and empathetic! Read more
Greg is a former Department of Homeland Security adviser on cyber security issues in the Obama Administration. He focused on cyber security, counter-terrorism, and community resilience communications.
What’s your take on the WannaCry virus. Read more
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
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 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 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
CommCore SVP Nick Peters discusses how former Arconic CEO, Klaus Kleinfeld lost his job after sending one of his investors an ill-advised letter.
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:
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