Effective Communication in High-Stress, High-Concern Situations

Join us Feb. 19 at noon for an engaging and informative session with one of Canada's leading crisis and risk communication practitioners, Benjamin Morgan, moderated by Mahmood Fayazi, assistant professor and program head of Royal Roads University's Disaster and Emergency Management Program. In this session, Morgan will explore core science-based theories and principles that underpin effective communication in high-stress, high-concern environments.

Learn how to apply proven strategies to improve your communication and drive success, even in the most challenging scenarios.

About Benjamin Morgan 

Benjamin Morgan (2023 RRU MA in Professional Communications Alum) was accountable for the municipal communication efforts during the 2013 Calgary floods and the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfires. Through his consulting work, he has supported local and international organizations through crisis and risk communication training, exercises, and event support including: the World Bank, the United Nations, the Pan American Health Organization, the State of Connecticut, the City of Edmonton, the City of Saskatoon, the City of Burnaby, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, the University of Waterloo, and more! He was associate faculty with Royal Roads University for 7 years, teaching crisis and risk communication in the School of Humanitarian Studies and the School of Communication and Culture.