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Managing Reputational Risk: Curbing Threats, Leveraging Opportunities (Institute of Internal Auditors Risk Management Series) [Kindle Edition]

Jenny Rayner (Author)

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"…Managing Reputational Risk demystifies reputation risk management, making it accessible to the board…" (ACCA Newsletter)

“… brings together the latest ideas for helping companies tackle the growing list of reputational risks.” (Economist, 22^nd Jan 04)

“… extremely thorough and careful coverage of managing reputational risk…” (Change Management Monitor, May 04)

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"?Managing Reputational Risk demystifies reputation risk management, making it accessible to the board?" (ACCA Newsletter)

“… brings together the latest ideas for helping companies tackle the growing list of reputational risks.” (Economist, 22^nd Jan 04)

“… extremely thorough and careful coverage of managing reputational risk…” (Change Management Monitor, May 04)

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 3929 KB
Print Length: 342 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 047149951X
Publisher: Wiley; 1 edition (3 Oct 2003)
Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.� r.l.
Language English
ASIN: B001JP6AJ0
Text-to-Speech: Enabled

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Managing Reputational Risk 5 July 2005

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Format:Hardcover

This is both a very good overview of the principles and practice of risk management and an excellent application of the principles to managing risks to organisational reputation.

Reputation of an organisation is too often regarded simply as something for the public relations consultants. The author demonstrates the holistic nature of the influences on reputation and works through each of the aspects requiring management, and how they fit together.

The only disadvantage of the book is that, because it is so thorough, reading it in full requires a fair commitment of time and attention. To assist the reader, the chapter structure is logical and subsections clearly identified and the many tables and charts provide an effective summary of key points. For those with primary responsibility for an organisation's policies and practices relating to reputation, it is an invaluable reference.

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An invaluable reference 23 Feb 2005

By Bill Godfrey - Published on Amazon.com

Format:Hardcover

This is both a very good overview of the principles and practice of risk management and an excellent application of the principles to managing risks to organisational reputation.

Reputation of an organisation is too often regarded simply as something for the public relations consultants. The author demonstrates the holistic nature of the influences on reputation and works through each of the aspects requiring management, and how they fit together.

The only disadvantage of the book is that, because it is so thorough, reading it in full requires a fair commitment of time and attention. To assist the reader, the chapter structure is logical and subsections clearly identified and the many tables and charts provide an effective summary of key points. For those with primary responsibility for an organisation's policies and practices relating to reputation, it is an invaluable reference.

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Insightful! 21 April 2004

By Rolf Dobelli - Published on Amazon.com

Format:Hardcover

The reputations of several major corporations (Enron, WorldCom, Parmalat and Tyco, to name a few) recently suffered from allegations of fraud, self-dealing, insider trading, accounting shenanigans and various other misdeeds. The sense of scandal became so pervasive that some businesspeople felt ashamed of their profession. Now, the mere rumor of misconduct is sufficient to send a company's stock price down. Ironically, in an era when the transnational corporations seem omnipotent in their globe-girdling might, many of them greatly resemble nubile maidens in an eighteenth century romance, their whole fate dependent on spotless and easily marred reputations. That being the case, every business and every business manager should prioritize the careful husbanding of reputation. We find that this book, which has been highly praised by some of the most estimable authorities on business ethics and management, offers a comprehensive, if sometimes pedantic, guide to every step of building, measuring, preserving and growing reputation capital.

Great Resource: Risk Texts Do not Age Well However 21 April 2011

By Erik - Published on Amazon.com

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This is an excellent work on reputational risk and definitely worth obtaining. It is a real shame, however, that there is not a more recent edition. The risk landscape has changed dramatically and a book on risk from 2003 is akin to a book on the Windows operating system from 2003 - significantly less valuable as time goes on.

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