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Aaron Klein — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 13:43:37 +0000

Thanks, Josh…your counsel on working with the media has been incredibly helpful.

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Comment on Not everything is a nail by carfogle

carfogle — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 05:04:13 +0000

It is shocking to me that there is ever a crisis that comes out of the Oval office. I know it is unrealistic to think that there will never ever be another crisis but the first PR step in preventing a crisis is to plan ahead. You have to anticipate and identify possible issues. Plus Obama’s excuse of letting the day to day things get in the way of communication isn’t a good excuse. He basically communicated one way to get the nation to like him and elect him president and then when he won he let certain things fall through the cracks. I’m sure here in the new year we will see the old communication tactics coming back since re-election is coming up. Maybe they will learn a thing or two from the first go around.

Comment on Not everything is a nail by Aaron Klein

Aaron Klein — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 19:52:54 +0000

So right. The amazing thing is that the Chancellor at UC Davis largely agrees with the protestors. So imagine if the Chancellor had walked out to the quad with a bullhorn and communicated a different policy…something like this:

“We need to respect each other and the purpose of our institution, and we also need to learn from what you’re here to protest about.

“So let’s do two things today.

“First, let’s move off the walkways and make it possible for other students and faculty to get to their classes. As they walk on the walkways, they can read your signs, stop and talk to you, and learn about the cause of inequality you are concerned about.

“Second, let’s actually do something about it. I’m going to walk through the quad right now and collect your donations. We’ll count up the money, and then I will personally give or raise enough money to match that donation. And then we’ll use it to help address the problem.

“Talk is cheap. We are UC Davis. Let’s show the world how to take action, while respecting the right of all of our students to experience our campus.”

Comment on Not everything is a nail by David M.

David M. — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 18:45:44 +0000

You have given three great examples of pro-active management style and pointed out that it helps a lot to identify the problem before trying to solve it.