Daniel and AIB-List readers,
Daniel Diermeier of the Kellogg School of Management and Northwestern University and I recently developed what we believe to be a new best-in-class crisis management simulation together with PRENDO based on the frameworks in our recent
books http://www.corporatediplomacy.com and
http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/reputationrules/ . A brief blurb follows.
Kerovka Stakeholder Crisis Management Simulation
The KEROVKA crisis management simulation provides managers with the experience of actually managing a crisis. Actions includes making crisis action plan decisions; issuing press releases; communicating with stakeholders via email, phone,
meetings, and videoconferences; organizing press conferences; and carrying out trust-building actions. Learning activities include an initial mission briefing; team discussions; and guidance by the session facilitator, who uses a sophisticated tracking system
to see what teams are doing in real time. The simulation plays out over a period between 80 and 120 minutes in session time with 3-5 participants playing the role of a country manager accused of an environmental spill. The session concludes with a “what happened
and why” debrief based on actual simulation results. Learning objectives include
Learning Objectives
• Develop stakeholder mapping skills
• Calculating the net present value of stakeholder engagement
• Building trust with stakeholders
• Strategic communications
• Organizational mindset
• Manage internal team dynamics
To learn more, see
http://www.prendo.com/kerovka and contact Alastair Giffin
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Best,
Vit
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-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Laufer [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2014 11:59 AM
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Subject: [AIB-L] Simulations for Crisis Management Courses
I have been using the following simulation in my Crisis Management courses over the past few years. It has been very effective, but unfortunately Darden has stopped selling the simulation:
Crisis Management Simulation - Organizational Misdeeds: Darden Case: UVA-OB-0790S - Authors: Erika Hayes James; Gerry Yemen Origin: Published: 10/6/2003
I would greatly appreciate your suggestions for other Crisis Management simulations. I find simulations to be very useful in my crisis management courses, especially for MBA and EMBA students. Simulations involving group work and international
issues would be of particular interest.
Thanks,
Daniel Laufer PhD, MBA - Associate Professor Head of School School of Marketing and International Business Victoria Business School Level 11, Rutherford House Rm 11.26
23 Lambton Quay
Victoria University of Wellington
P O Box 600, Wellington, 6140 New Zealand
Tel: +64 4 463 5152 Fax: +64 4 463 5231
http://www.victoria.ac.nz/smib/about/staff/dan-laufer
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