Additionally, the 3rd party relationship that Naturewise has ostensibly agreed to is also critical. Naturewise is not directly affiliated with any organization to which CHICARE has maintained alliances to.
The decentralization of the departmental activity essentially means that the organization has decided to fund non-profits like CHICARE rather than to directly deal with the communities-based charities directly. Therefore, the lack of control Naturewise Apparel has over the oversight of the activities of any organization that will receive funding from their philanthropy is subject to the ability the outsourced solution, in this case, CHICARE.
The resolution to this issue is best resolved by not hesitating with the press and to tackle the issue head on. The case study includes experts that rant about not speaking until the story is proven, etc. The resolution is to convey that, when pressed the acts of violence are deemed horrid by Naturewise Apparel and are in no way, shape, or form, condoned by our organization. Further, there is no affiliation between Naturewise Apparel and the organization linked to the attack. As further details of this incident are released, we feel our organization will be exonerated from any accusation of wrong doing.
Avoiding the Crisis
To avoid such a crisis is relatively difficult, especially when there is a commitment within the department to fund not only the larger charities but also the smaller charities as well. This is to say, due diligence can sometimes miss detecting the potential for these often irrational acts of violence. There may be no indication of the potential to act irrationally however the act of violence may be unleashed.
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