Lecture

Crisis Management: Hurricane Katrina

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Description

This lecture covers the crisis management of Hurricane Katrina, detailing the events from its formation to the aftermath, including the response, communication strategies, and lessons learned. It also explores the role of organizations like Walmart and FEMA, highlighting the importance of preparation, response, and communication in crisis situations.

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