“Companies are panicking because...they don’t know what to do. And a lot of times when people don’t know what to do, they don’t do anything.”
head of McCann, apologized to Martin on Twitter.) For a storied agency the message was a rare fumble, but it was symptomatic of the kind of P.R. failures that have stressed out executives and dogged much of the communications industry in the weeks since George Floyd’s killing.
With leadership often out of practice with having conversations about race, not to mention taking real steps to address problems, turmoil has beset the boardrooms. “There’s a sense of panic because of the temperature of our country right now,” saidpresident and CEO of Atlanta–based PRecise Communications.
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