Calamity does not respect geographic boundaries, and—as the COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated—the worst catastrophes often spread across multiple locales and require careful consideration of varying expectations and cultural considerations. In the first two installments of this three-part series, we addressed how business crises vary in scope and scale, and what companies may do to anticipate and effectively manage such situations. This installment looks at the ways in which these crises may vary from location to location, and analyzes the complications unique to managing a global crisis on multiple fronts.