The Wuhan coronavirus continues to spread across the globe. For the second time this week, the Centers for Disease Control in the United States have raised its travel precautions - now to a Level 3.  They are now recommending that travelers avoid all nonessential travel to Wuhan, China. Even though your company risk is likely very low, I am hoping your crisis management process has been activated. This is a short list of actions you need to be working on or have completed: Conduct an incident assessment team meeting Develop a SitStat report and provide to your crisis management team – plan on regular updates – perhaps daily…
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