From the CrowdStrike outage to E. coli outbreaks at Mickey D’s to...hot dog eating contest drama (yep, that’s right), 2024 was a banner year for crises. Brand responses ranged from textbook perfection to huge failures, and a lot of in between. Let’s look back at some of the most notable crises in 2024 and key takeaways as we head into 2025 to maintain consumer trust.
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