A Short Guide to Reputation Risk
Published on 15. May 2017
130 pages
978-1-351-96157-8 (ISBN)
Description
Does your organization have a good or bad reputation, and who takes responsibility for it? Whether viewed as an intangible asset or potential liability, damage to reputation can be costly. In the private sector loss of investor confidence can dent corporate value; in the public sector loss of public trust can lead to political change. How can anyone protect reputation from damage?
Reviews / Votes
'...many illustrations in this book. That - in my opinion - is the most useful part of this book, and makes it as applicable in boardroom presentations drawing up strategies as it is in shopfloor workshops instigating the value of reputation into each and every member of the staff. This is not just a book, it is a set of tools. Perhaps I'm carried away here, but I really did enjoy reading this book.' - Jan Husdal, husdal.comMore details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
3,25 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-351-96157-8 (9781351961578)
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Schweitzer Classification
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Garry Honey
A Short Guide to Reputation Risk
Book
08/2017
1st Edition
Routledge
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Garry Honey
A Short Guide to Reputation Risk
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06/2009
1st Edition
Gower Publishing Ltd
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Person
Garry Honey is a visiting senior fellow specialising in Reputation Risk. He has a background of 30 years in industry as both a Marketing Director and Strategy Consultant. He is interested in how organizations, both private and public, manage reputation among diverse stakeholder groups. Measuring Reputation for regulatory compliance is one facet of this, as is defining the risk element of reputation in non-financial terms for the risk industry. As an intangible or soft risk, reputation has an impact on consumer behaviour and trust. It is the nature of this link that requires further research.
Content
Contents: The nature and value of reputation; The causes and impact of reputation risk; Identifying stakeholders and risk drivers; Selecting tools and controls; Assigning responsibility; Integrating reputation risk; Governance and compliance; Case studies; Bibliography.
