How to handle public relations disasters

When word got out in the early 1990s that an employee of a Long Island company stole money from a client, rather than let speculation fill a vacuum, the firm fired off a terse statement. The company said it had policies in place to ensure the security of funds, but couldn't completely protect against dishonest ...

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How to handle public relations disasters

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