You never know when a crisis will pop up – especially in the aging services field. The type of service you provide doesn’t matter. It’s important that every member and their appointed crisis team is prepared. Harvard Business Review recently posted an article titled How Leaders Can Keep Their Cool in a Crisis that is a good read for all members and their executive leaders. The article outlines 7 things to keep in mind in preparation for and during a crisis:

  1. You can’t pick your crisis
  2. Don’t leave it to the lawyers
  3. The story is worse than reality
  4. Find your north star
  5. It’s not what you say
  6. Control what you can
  7. Fix the underlying problem

Read the entire article by HBR.

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Nicole Schings is the Director of Member Services and Business Development. Nicole joined the association in 2018, and oversees our Member Services program, our Partnership and Associate Member relationships, and our online education system. A graduate of Washburn University, Nicole uses her 22 years of experience in the association world to enhance the support of our members, problem solve their issues and bring new partners into the LeadingAge Kansas family. Outside of work, Nicole is passionate about geocaching and moments spent with her dog, Blu. You can reach Nicole directly at 785.670.8048.