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NSG is proud to announce that Brenda Kerins Kerins has joined as Vice President of Operations & Finance. She previously served as Vice President of Foreign Exchange at Brown Brothers Harriman on Wall Street. Brenda received her MBA at NYU��s Stern School of Business. Welcome to the team Brenda!

NSG has been named as a top Crisis Communications Consultancy by Business Management Review. NSG's mission and focus is to protect and advance reputation. Raymond F. Kerins Jr.; Dan Childs; Justin Blum; Carolyn Nagle; Madeline Brew; Hannah Hughes; Brenda Kerins; John Clark #reputation; #reputationmanagement; #crisiscommunications; #crisismanagement; #businessintelligence

Congratulations to Raymond F. Kerins Jr., NSG��s CEO, in being named to the Irish America Magazine Business 100!

Congratulations to the RELX Communications team ��including Paul Abrahams, Laure Lagrange, and Elizabeth Tew�� for being recognized as the In-House Corporate and Financial Communications Team of the Year by the Corporate & Financial Awards! A well-deserved recognition of this exceptional group!

Adjusting online settings to hide lists of friends is one step executives should take to protect themselves on social networks. #Security #Privacy #SocialMedia #Business #Executives #Cybersecurity #DataProtection #P2P

The Next Solutions Group Hires Carolyn Nagle as Vice President The Next Solutions Group (NSG), an award-winning reputation management firm, announced today that it has named?Carolyn Nagle?as Vice President. Nagle was most recently an Integrated Strategic Communications Manager at Bayer, the multinational life sciences company. In her new role, Carolyn will be supporting clients across the globe and will report to?Raymond F. Kerins Jr., Chief Executive Officer of NSG. As a member of?NSG's senior leadership team, Nagle joins a group of highly experienced professionals that includes?Justin Blum, a former Senior Editor and Reporter at Bloomberg News and the Washington Post,?Michael Harley, former National Security Agency and military intelligence officer, and?Dan Childs, a former Managing Editor at ABC News and Director of External Communications at Bayer U.S. Each member of the team brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to NSG's priority focus areas of corporate reputation, issues management, business intelligence, and cybersecurity. Nagle has spent over a decade with Bayer, working in various roles across the U.S. Communications department, including Operations, External Communications, Women's Healthcare and Oncology. This includes implementing organizational efficiencies, advancing and protecting the company's reputation through earned, paid and owned media, along with overseeing the IUD and Prostate business. A native of New Jersey,?Nagle holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Global Communication and Media from Ramapo?College of New Jersey. About The Next Solutions Group The Next Solutions Group specializes in corporate reputation/issues management, business intelligence, and cybersecurity.

Automakers Should Respond to Cheating Scandal With Transparency Recent revelations that Toyota Motor Corp. cheated on Japanese safety certification tests for seven vehicle models poses a significant reputational threat that the world��s top carmaker needs to quickly address. Toyota �C along with Mazda Motor Corp., Honda Motor Co., Yamaha Motor Co. and Suzuki Motor Corp. �C were found to have falsified or manipulated certification data. Toyota��s Daihatsu unit acknowledged last year that it rigged side-collision safety tests, mostly in cars sold under the Toyota brand. In a helpful statement, Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda has apologized for the scandal, in which the company used outdated or inadequate data for collision tests, along with incorrect testing of airbag inflation and rear-seat damage during crashes. Toyota suspended production in the country of three implicated models -- the Corolla Fielder, Corolla Axio and Yaris Cross �C but said the safety of vehicles already on the road isn��t in question. The companies all said their products are safe. But the situation will raise questions among consumers about the companies�� honesty and reliability. When situations like this take place, companies need to be transparent about what took place and publicly disclose accurate data. Companies should also turn to third parties who can independently verify the accuracy of their data. Doing so would demonstrate a commitment to openness and accountability. In this instance, the automakers should be transparent about what happened and publicly detail the steps they��ve taken to prevent it from happening again �C not just in Japan but in all markets where they sell vehicles. Transparent communication will be crucial in restoring confidence, protecting the interests of all stakeholders, and working toward renewed public trust.

May God bless our fallen military on this Memorial Day and may God Bless America!

The Next Solutions Group is thrilled to be recognized on The Observer��s list of The Top PR Firms for Crisis & Reputation Management in 2024! This achievement is a testament to our team's dedication and hard work. We're excited to continue delivering exceptional results for our clients? #PRPowerList?#CrisisManagement #ReputationManagement