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If you were the CEO of United...
Wayne Spivak
(President & CFO at SBAConsulting.com) 
| Apr 18, 2017Would you disclose the volatility of the social media storm hitting United and the possible downward trend it may cause in your filings?
An article in WSJ discusses this issue. "What Should CFOs Do Amid A Social Media Uproar?"
https://blogs.wsj.com/cfo/2017/04/18/what-should-cfos-do-amid-a-social-media-uproar/
The advice given was "CFOs should ensure they follow internal governance procedures, such as informing board members and communicating critical information to key decision makers, Mr. Rodel said." Mr. Rodel is a partner at law firm Debevoise & Plimpton LLP.
Do you agree or is more required?
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I agree. Boards should have a Crisis Committee to oversee management response. I seem to remember the same discussion in this forum.
One thing I do NOT understand is why companies still do NOT have overall guidelines on how to respond for situations like this. UA in particular where it is NOT a new thing for them. They never learned.
Time for companies to put their money where their mouths are. Time to reflect the "CUSTOMER FIRST" mantra into policies and practices.