An effectively implemented Crisis Management Plan is generally structured with three primary elements involving:

The structured development, formulation, implementation and operating strategy as well as on-going enhancement of a comprehensive Crisis Management Plan typically involves the following five sequential phases:.

Maintenance of an effective Crisis Management Plan requires active committees with an committed membership focused on pre-crisis preparation. In addition, there should be a major commitment to continuous identification and measurement of loss exposures and an aggressive training program.

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