Unit 2 DB: Knowing your

Unit 2 DB: Knowing your audience 

Knowing your audience is vital for successful emergency communications. Give an example of the potential impact(s) of not using this strategy. Your example should be based on either a notional (theoretical) or actual emergency event.

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