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Annual January Crisis Communications Magazine Published by O’Dwyer’s

Features Content from Top Crisis Firms on How Organizations Can Prevent or Manage a Crisis

NEW YORK, N.Y., Jan. 15, 2025 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — The J.R. O’Dwyer Company, Inc. has published its January 2025 Crisis Communications Magazine featuring content designed to assist corporations and organizations manage their reputation, prevent communications crises and communicate effectively with the public and stakeholders.

Image caption: Cover, O’Dwyer’s January 2025 Crisis Communications Issue.

The printed January 2025 O’Dwyer’s Magazine also includes 30+ profiles of top crisis communications firms in the U.S. and around the world. Article topics cover navigating corporate crises in 2025, adapting to the Trump administration, protecting a company’s reputation, averting an AI crisis, the importance of the chief communications officer in a company, the future of tech public relations, crisis communications in changing political times, importance of prediction and preparation, mistakes to avoid during a crisis and more.

The firms featured in the annual issue offer services in many areas such as strategic communications, investor relations, corporate and financial communications, public affairs, issues management, grassroots campaigns, lobbying services, employee communications, media relations and social media services, media training, mergers and acquisitions, counsel to CEOs and other leaders, cybersecurity and much more.

“The issue can serve as a resource for corporations, non-profit organizations, educational institutions, smaller companies and businesses, government agencies, individuals and other organizations as they create their communications plans for 2025 and beyond and prepare for any potential crises that may arise,” said O’Dwyer’s Publisher John O’Dwyer.

“The issue can also function as a resource for journalists seeking to connect with crisis communications experts for news stories in the event of crisis for a company, government agency, foreign government, or individual, as national and world events are ever-changing 24 hours a day.”

The printed January 2025 O’Dwyer’s Crisis Communication issue is available for free online in full magazine interactive format at https://www.odwyerpr.com/.

The issue also includes the Annual PR Buyer’s Guide, featuring products and services in more than 40 categories for the public relations industry. A limited number of single printed copies are available for $7 plus shipping, New York buyers pay 8.875% state sales tax plus shipping.

About The J.R. O’Dwyer Company, Inc.:

The J.R. O’Dwyer Company, Inc., headquartered in New York, N.Y., has been covering the public relations industry since 1968. Additional products offered are its daily website, daily e-mailed news blast, weekly newsletter, rankings of PR firms, annual PR Firms directory and more. O’Dwyer’s printed magazine, published seven times a year, is in its 38th year. For further information, visit https://www.odwyerpr.com/.

O’Dwyer’s January 2025 Crisis Communications Issue: https://www.odwyerpr.com/magazine/pr-magazine.htm

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Image caption: Cover, O’Dwyer’s January 2025 Crisis Communications Issue.

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Jordan Etem: Versatile Engagement and Versatile Collaboration in a Post-Pandemic World

LOS ANGELES, Calif. /ScoopCloud/ -- Fear not, we're going to get through this. Every time society has been tested, we've risen to the challenge, says Jordan Etem, founder of Jordan Etem Networks. We've experienced some major setbacks from unforeseen forces before. Coronavirus is a test on the healthcare system, locally, regionally, and nationally. It also is a test on responsiveness and response systems.

How are we treating healthcare leaders and first responders? We're seeing political ideologies being put to test, and also becoming a side issue because we are facing a common cause which is to unite and organize to flatten the curve and reduce our impact on the virus. We're seeing ideas getting put to the test. Ideas for effective governing are being tested right now.

Now is the time to come together. To unite. To collaborate. Jordan Etem has designed a collaboration model that is resistant to pandemic situations. Global, expansive, integrated and inclusive strategies to support and strengthen trust with foundational systems. Jordan Etem's research is on the forefront of crisis management and digital leadership.

To get through this period and adapt to any unexpected issues, Jordan has outlined some key examples of effective strategies as guidance for community and crisis management:
* Take decisive action
* Set clear objectives and act boldly to achieve your objectives
* Communicate plans and progress
* Lead by example
* Make intelligent and shrewd decisions regarding human resources.

"An enduring collaboration model is rooted in encouraging growth for others so people can participate, innovate, and engage without insecurity," says Jordan Etem.

Jordan Etem Networks is uniquely positioned to respond to this crisis. He has pinpointed targeted solutions to massively improve healthcare and has strategically responded to help impacted communities get through this period of time.

Communities in New York City, Italy, South Korea and all over the world are going through a time that requires intelligent insight and empowering leadership to emerge stronger than ever before. Jordan Etem is prepared to serve. And so are the people that are part of Jordan Etem Networks which include people and organizations on the forefront of technology, business, science, and public service. Through collaboration and adaptation, this challenge will prove to be beneficial to relationships, to science, and quality healthcare. It's not going to be easy, but with vision, rapid progress will happen.

"We're going to learn from this and emerge stronger. A global pandemic has not tested the global economy yet, and it's revealing areas that are ripe for innovation and improvement." - Jordan James Etem, Jordan Etem Networks.

For more information, visit: https://www.jordanjamesetem.com/

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Fear not, we're going to get through this. Every time society has been tested, we've risen to the challenge, says Jordan Etem, founder of Jordan Etem Networks. We've experienced some major setbacks from unforeseen forces before. Coronavirus is a test on the healthcare system, locally, regionally, and nationally. It also is a test on responsiveness and response systems.

Related link: https://www.jordanjamesetem.com/

When It Comes to Mental Health Support for Teens and Adolescents, Schools Need to Do More Connecting with Their Students Early, Before It’s Too Late: FeelU

FULLERTON, Calif. /ScoopCloud/ -- "Depression, isolation, bullying, anxiety, suicides, and school shootings are more prevalent today than ever before," says the 17-year-old high school junior and the co-founder of FeelU, Amaan Jiwani.

"Most professionals and experts agree: early intervention makes all the difference in the world. FeelU for students will provide a comfortable, private and easy to use tool right in their hands," continued Amaan Jiwani.

We have all the hotlines and lifelines as we continue to treat mental health in the realm of crisis management.

"Mental health cannot just be crisis management - no wonder things keep getting worse," Amaan Jiwani further added. In today's highly public and social media, viral video world, young people are very concerned about how they look and are perceived by their peers in and outside of school.

The apprehension towards visiting a school psychologist's office, with the fear of public ridicule, is preventing opportunities for early intervention in many of the most prevalent mental health challenges faced by students today.

FeelU(TM) is an extremely simple to use mobile and web messaging app that will allow students to communicate with their school selected psychologists and counselors with anonymity and privacy. Schools of any type and size can be linked to the FeelU app, where the schools will link the appropriate psychologists and counselors to receive message and alerts as the student initiate conversations.

Learn more at: https://feelu.org/

Interested schools please visit https://feelu.org/ or email us at partner@feelu.org. We are looking for partners and advisors to bring FeelU to schools all around the world and make a difference in people's lives.

FeelU - Be Heard ... Anonymously!

"Depression, isolation, bullying, anxiety, suicides, and school shootings are more prevalent today than ever before," says the 17-year-old high school junior and the co-founder of FeelU, Amaan Jiwani.

Related link: https://feelu.org/