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A quick growing company, gaining well over a couple million subscribers, in the eyes of many Adelphia Communication Corporation seemed to be headed to lead the industry very soon. In what seems to be the early 2000s, this is for Americans, this company and the world things drastically changed due to unethical behavior from some of the company’s top leaders within the organization. What will be revealed in this case study below, many people would not believe that all this happen over the course of a short time and how far people will go to gain what they believe is “success” at any cost.

Crisis communication is the most important aspect of external and internal organization communication. This type of communication ranges from image restoration campaigns to employee turnover. In the articles that I have analyzed, I discovered many examples of crisis communications and its importance. I will discuss the Bridgestone-Firestone Corporation's image restoration campaign and explain Benoit's theory of image restoration. Also, I will discuss how crisis communications fits into public relations models. Two examples for discussion will be how supervisors should convey bad-news to their employees, and group communication within employee turnover. My last example for this discussion will be Bill Clinton's image repair discourse.

“We The People”, an iconic term that reminds us, the citizens of the United States, that this country cannot be the country we are without its people. The organization that I chose to do further research on makes me question, are they about the people? The small business that I will be discussing is called We The People and they are a document preparing business specializing in divorces, trusts, probates, notaries, name changes, custody agreements and more. With extremely important legal work like so, a lot of trust has to be put on the preparer and the business itself. We The People is run by a lady named Jayne Bromberg. Jayne is the store owner for both of her business locations in Burbank, CA and Long Beach, CA. The main location that I will be examining is the Burbank location of which she only has two employees total. The main problem that I will reach into and attempt a plan of action for change is her absence in leadership expertise, as she mirrors good leadership skills which are crucial in running a successful business. However, Jayne’s actions are impacting her employees, and at some points, even her potential clients. I conducted an interview with Moryah Patron, an ex employee of We The People as my way of further studying this organization.

The client that my group chose to work with was the College Republicans of Liberty University. Since this semester was during presidential election cycle, the client was happy to have our assistance with helping promote the club. During this semester, many challenges occurred that both the club and our group faced; however, we were able to accomplish the goals that the client wanted to accomplish from our project.

Another lawsuit filed in 2009 against Arthur T. caused Rafaela Evans to switch her allegiance from Arthur T. to Arthur S after the lawsuit was settled in June 2013. The allegiance shift caused a personal rift between Evans and Arthur T. and Evan’s vote switched the balance between the two cousins. When the time came for the board of directors to elect executives in 2014, Arthur T. was voted out. Although Rafaela Evans did not have the power on her own to fire Arthur T., this example of interpersonal conflict exemplifies how relationships between individuals can affect the grand scheme of organizations.

Our staffs consist of Grace, a marketing specialist, Levi a writer/editor, Lakysha, a staff assistant and her husband who is a photographer. And we have Alexis as director of external affairs, and also the stakeholders.

The first argument that correspond in both Lawrence and Bear’s articles is the activism done for women’s rights. In Lawrence’s article after recognizing the gender discrimination owing to the Indian Act, the Mohawk women in the 1960’s created an organization called Indian Rights for Indian women which primarily focused on women’s loss of status but also concentrated on the disempowerment of their rights:

As a former company intern, the possibility of returning to Targeted Victory to work with the client strategy team serves as the ideal situation for both the company and I. The experience and training that I gained at Targeted Victory, in the year that I was there, has been one of the most insightful work periods of my life. Now as the opportunity to return to the company presents itself, I see no better move than to return to the company that taught me and invested in me while I still relatively new to the political arena.

Katy Steinmetz, Bureau Chief at Time magazine, argues that teens have become so concerned with missing out on whats going on in the world, and it has caused them to become terrible drivers. She argues that due to this fear it causes teens to text and drive, and drive sleepy. Steinmetz begins building her credibility by citing convincing facts and statistics, by her intelligent tone, and by the use of syntax .

Research indicates that many organizations all over the world will be confronted because of critical events, which are likely to compromise the reputation of the organization (Nudell & Antokol, 2001). Due to this fact, planning on how to overcome its critical event in the face of

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We use strategy and tactics in many different ways every day for many different things. The Economic Justice League campaign’s goal is to increase the minimum wage from $11.40 to $15 per hour in Ontario. We have many strategies such as writing a constitution about our campaign, outreaches to the citizens and organizations who want to help and support our campaign, analyses the problems that we are facing, what changes would bring about the campaign and how to improve the situation, etc. Finding our targets’ sweet spots is the key factor for success. The first thing is mass communication such as using the media organizations such as radio and television stations, Internet, newspaper commercials, etc. It can be doing phone calls, give the campaign’s flyers out, asking people to sign the petition and

The political lens sees an organization as “an arena for competition and conflict among individuals, groups, and other organizations whose interest and goals differ and even clash dramatically” (Ancona, Kochan, Scully, Van Maanen, & Westney, 2005: M-2, 33). It assumes that “In the political perspective, the roots of conflict lie in different and competing interests, and disagreements require political action, including negotiation, coalition building, and the exercise of power and influence, all of which recognize that rationality is local” (Ancona et al., 2005: M2, 33). I will analyze and explain the concepts within the political landscape to explain the new front end / back end structure at Dyna Corporation,

You work as an external consultant specializing in understanding how internal politics impact organizational effectiveness. Recently, you 've been contracted to diagnose the political culture of a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) operating medical clinics and hospitals throughout Minnesota. Using Bolman & Deal 's political frame describe (in paragraph form) what you will seek to learn regarding the organization 's political culture.

As the turn of the 21st Century evolved, it appeared as if Adelphia Communications Corporation was on a direct path of success; unbeknownst to their investors and the public, they were in reality on a direct path of destruction instead. Unfortunately, Adelphia is not the first major company in the history of the United States’ business world to lose the trust of the American public, but it is certainly one of the most notable ones to do so. As the events surrounding the Adelphia scandal unfolded in full view of the public eye, a multitude of media outlets were there to broadcast the destruction and distrust to the masses leaving many wondering if the term “business ethics” was actually nothing more than just an oxymoron. Throughout this