

Here is the uncomfortable part. You rarely get to choose when your communication gets tested. It happens on the hardest day, in front of the people who matter most, and you find out in real time whether you were ready. Ask yourself how confident you would feel if any of these happened tomorrow.

A reporter, regulator, or disgruntled stakeholder challenges your narrative publicly, and the clock starts the moment they hit publish.

You are unreachable for 48 hours during a critical moment, and your team has to speak for the organization without you.

Skeptical clients, cautious regulators, and your own employees are all watching how you handle the change at the same time.

Someone researches you online and finds outdated information, a competitor's version of your story, or criticism nobody answered.
It is not always a single dramatic event, either. Sometimes the warning signs are quieter: employees disengage or leave, departments pull in opposite directions, sales and operations slow down, and internal trust quietly dissolves. Those are communication problems too, and they are far easier to fix before the high-stakes day arrives.
The assessment looks at the six things that decide whether your communication holds up under pressure, then turns your answers into a profile you can actually act on.
You will get a personalized communications readiness profile. Not a generic score, but a clear picture of your strengths, the gaps most likely to cost you when it matters, and where to focus first. Most leaders are surprised by at least one of the results.
Answer 6 quick questions
Rate how prepared you feel across each signal. No prep, no data to pull, just an honest gut check.
Get your readiness profile
See your personalized result the moment you finish, delivered to your inbox to keep and revisit.
Know your next move
Walk away clear on the gap worth closing first, before it gets tested at the worst possible time.

Carla has led corporate communications at the most senior levels across AIG, Corebridge, Chubb, and ACE, guiding executive teams through IPOs, leadership transitions, restructures, and high-stakes media moments. This assessment distills what she looks for first when the pressure is on.
Six questions, about three minutes, and a personalized profile you can act on today.
The best time to know is before the test arrives.
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