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Crisis Management Maturity Self-Assessment

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How mature is your crisis program?

A practical 5 to 10 minute self-assessment across 25 capabilities that drive how your organization handles disruption.

Rate each statement on a 1 to 5 agreement scale. Complete all 25 to see your results instantly: an overall maturity level, your strongest area, your biggest opportunity, and a visual breakdown.

Take it solo or with your team. One person can complete it for their own perspective on the program. If you're running it as a group, have each leader fill it out independently first; comparing where you agree and disagree is where the real conversation starts.

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Your maturity result

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Your strongest area

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Your biggest opportunity

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Maturity across the five capabilities

A shape that's even on all sides is balanced. Indentations show where your program needs the most attention.

Phases, the arc of a crisis

PREPARE · anticipate, plan, and equip before a crisis hits.

RESPOND · activate, decide, and lead during a live crisis.

RECOVER · restore operations and rebuild trust afterward.

Cross-cutting, run across the program

GOVERN · authority, accountability, and strategic alignment.

ADAPT · learning, measuring, and improving over time.

By category

What this means

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The five-level maturity scale

What each score means at the program level.

Ad Hoc· Your level

No formal approach. Reactive, event-driven, people-dependent. Outcomes depend on individual heroics.

Developing· Your level

Some documentation and activity, but inconsistent across the enterprise. Coordination is relationship-based.

Defined· Your level

Standardized, documented, resourced, and practiced across critical areas. A professional baseline is in place.

Integrated· Your level

Cross-functional, measured, and integrated with enterprise risk and strategy. The board sees regular reporting.

Adaptive· Your level

Predictive, continuously improving, and embedded in culture and decision-making. The organization learns faster than it is disrupted.

Want a customized assessment for your organization?

This self-assessment is a starting point. The deeper version is a bespoke engagement built for your organization, with stakeholder interviews across your leadership team, evidence-based scoring of your program as it operates today, and a strategic roadmap designed to mature your crisis and resilience program over time. Built for your business, your risks, your context.

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Crisis Point Consulting · Maria Stone · Maria.Stone@crisis-point.com