Our experience for your reputation.

Experience is a key advantage for the successful management of difficult situations. Experience has shown: There is no time to leaf through comprehensive crisis manuals during a crisis. Quick, intuitive and target-oriented actions are indispensable in order to quickly and effectively manage communicative crises.

Our experience in the field of crisis and litigation communication
(selected examples):

• Protection against an alleged spying scandal including a positive decision before the German Press Council
• Defamation lawsuit of a billionaire against an interest group
• Class-action of US investors in their capacity as minority shareholders against the merger of a major Swiss corporation to the tune of billions
• Blackout / power failure of SBB on 22 June 2005
• Severe train crash in Zurich Oerlikon on 24 October 2003
• Accidents involving dangerous goods
• Manager salary / bonus discussions
• Pandemic issues (SARS, avian flu, swine flu)
• Terrorist and bomb treats
• Asbestos lawsuits
• Storm damage / natural disasters
• IT troubles / spam and virus attacks
• IT-sourcing
• Management changes
• Liquidity squeezes
• Malpractice / embezzlement / fraud
• Violence and vandalism
• Customer criticism
• Major business disruptions
• Media work in the war zone (Kosovo)

Selected customer feedback:

“Roland Binz is worth his money.” (Customer feedback following successfully managed crisis)

“That was the biggest media crisis of the year. Thanks to your company, we were able to turn the public opinion to our favour and effectively refute the unjustified accusations. This saved our company from huge image and financial damage.” (Customer feedback following successfully managed crisis)

“Compliments and many thanks for this evidently very successful pilot! We would love to see more of it!” (University director following media training in CAS degree programme)

We will gladly provide detailed information on our references in a dialogue with our customers.

January 5, 2010: Bulldog Reporter (USA) «Expect more international PR Crisis in 2010»