This section outlines the importance of managing reputational risk and its impact on the organization.
Reputational risk refers to the potential loss of an organization’s reputation due to negative publicity, whether true or false.
To protect the organization’s reputation.
To establish a framework for identifying and managing reputational risks.
To ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
This policy applies to all employees, departments, and stakeholders involved in the organization.
Conduct regular assessments to identify potential reputational risks, including:
Media scrutiny
Customer feedback
Social media sentiment
Outline strategies for responding to reputational risks, such as:
Developing a crisis communication plan.
Engaging with stakeholders proactively.
Monitoring media and social channels.
Implement training programs to raise awareness about reputational risk among employees.
Regularly review and update the policy to reflect changes in the business environment.
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