
Flashback to Conversations With The Golding Group Podcast Pilot Series
As the podcast/video series comes to an end, we look back at these first three shows to see how the advice holds up. (Spoiler Alert: it does!)

As the podcast/video series comes to an end, we look back at these first three shows to see how the advice holds up. (Spoiler Alert: it does!)

Thanks to recent spectacular failures in audience relations from major brands (Bud Light), organizations (FBI) and high-profile individuals…

“The Professor” Pritch Pritchard, APR and Fellow PRSA, has some advice for CEOs, Vice Presidents, Directors and Managers who might not consider social media metrics

Just like insurance (health, car, home, etc.) well-developed crisis communications protocols and training are essential for business BEFORE a problem arises. A public relations crisis can come from a major issue, a minor misunderstanding or an internet fake controversy.

On Ep124, “The Professor” Pritch Pritchard APR & Fellow PRSA dives into a concept he’s seeing more for top-level public relations professionals like Helio Fred

We’re discussing how anyone – especially young professionals – can utilize The Three Minute Drill developed by Jim Lukaszewski, America’s Crisis Guru® when briefing the

We can all learn from our mistakes, but isn’t it better when you learn from the mistakes of others? On Ep116, Co-host Kyle Golding and Pritch Pritchard, APR & PRSA Fellow will break down to failures (and lessons to be learned) of one yet-to-become-public customer service and public relations worst-case scenario and two very public missteps by major brands who should have known better (but still failed big).

Professor Pritch Pritchard, APR goes through the applications of protocols for crisis communications laid out by Jim Lukaszewski in his article “Establishing Individual and Corporate

There are lessons we can all learn from very recent (and still ongoing) failures in crisis communications from our local electric company and elected officials

We’re coming to you via Zoom this episode with special Guest Steve Davis, Business Performance Advisor for Insperity and past Oklahoma Venture Forum chairman. We

With major restrictions placed on business by the COVID-19 outbreak, we go long (46 mins) and very deep into what small businesses need to do RIGHT NOW to survive.

“Crisis doesn’t build character, it reveals it.” You’ve heard this many times before. The world, the United States and the collective business community are in a crisis based on the Covid-19 panic.