| Madeline Bowden
Salomon Bros., Inc. Daniel B. Carlson, CBCP Dayton Hudson Gregory Chambers, CBCP AMGEN David A. Cozzens EMC Jeff Dato, MBCP Ernst & Young LLP Ed Devlin, CBCP Peak Consulting Judith Eckles SunGard Recovery Services Inc. Patti Fitzgerald, CBCP Disaster Recovery Journal Julie Gibson IBM Eileen Guerin Data Base, Inc. Michael A. Herrera, CBCP Bank of America Traci Hetterman Comdisco Dee Miller, CBCP Leveraged GM Services David Mounce The Options Clearing Corp. John Newton John Newton Associates Erol Raymond Richard H. Rehak PaineWebber Marc A. Reich, MBCP Inteliant Corporation William J. Rider, Jr., CBCP Moore Business Communication Services Anna E. Rogers, CBCP The Associates Randy Sinisi IBM Harry Weber New York Stock Exchange William Wise, CBCP Munich-American RiskPartners Tonya York, CBCP Charles Schwab & Co. |
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
Throughout the year, members of the Editorial Advisory Board meet and discuss new and emerging issues facing the business continuity industry. Several committees are formed and charged with looking at innovative and creative solutions to problems that every contingency planner faces. One such group to which I feel we should dedicate this column is the Media Liaison Bureau. The idea behind the creation of the Media Liaison Bureau ("MLB") is a good one. The mission of MLB is "to facilitate the timely exchange and/or availability of information regarding emergency management and business continuity issues to media representatives throughout North America." Our vision is to solicit membership from the various contingency planning forums, groups and organizations in existence throughout North America and provide the organization name to the media. The benefits of involvement are: 1. To the media a professional in their geographic area available to respond at the time of a disaster or, for background, to discuss the ways in which business continuity/disaster recovery plans mitigate disasters; 2. To your organization an opportunity to raise your visibility and to enhance relationships with the media thereby strengthening the understanding of and need for contingency management; and 3. To your community an increased understanding of our industry and our efforts to better prepare our businesses and communities to face the 21st Century. Additionally, it is increasingly important in todays litigious times to thoroughly explore the professional liability issues; issues such as under what organizations name would the contingency planning professional comment? Does/has the organization look(ed) at professional liability coverage? The ideal goal is to provide timely and accurate information, as well as increase visibility for the contingency planning profession as a nationally recognized authority. We would welcome your comments. Please E-Mail us at EAB@DRJ.com.
William E. Wise is an Assistant Vice President for Munich-American RiskPartners, A member of the Munich Re Group located in Princeton, NJ . Members of the Editorial Advisory Board include: (sitting, left to right) Dee Miller, Ed Devlin, Marc Riech, John Newton, Dave Johnson, Randy Sinisi, Traci Hetterman. (standing, left to right) Michael Herrera, Julie Gibson, Judith Eckles, Richard Arnold, Jim Hammill, Madeline Bowden, Harry Weber, Jeff Dato, Bill Rider, William Worsely, William Wise, and Eileen Guerin.
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