Risk & Crisis Communications for a Large Staff: Faith Peppers

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Faith Peppers is now the director of communications for USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture. However, in her career, she has managed communications for a major newspaper and the University of Georgia's agricultural extension service. She has a wealth of knowledge and ideas on managing issues and crises and she shares her ideas with us in this episode. The Crisis Communications Guide for Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources is available here: https://connect.xanedu.com/serve/xe/xaneducustom/store/catalogue/25901/

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