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Randy Till, CBCP, is vice president, global business continuity management for MasterCard International. Maureen Stauber, CBCP is MasterCard International’s director of global business continuity management for technical recovery.
This
technical workshop is a ·
How to complete a BIA Take
home a participant workbook and BIA questionnaire sample on disk.
Participants receive an audio of “Negotiate for All Your
Worth” and “An Overview of Project Management,”
featuring Michael Herrera and Barry Pruitt. Barry Pruitt has 21 years experience managing projects, teaches ‘train the trainer’ for project managers and has 12 years of project consulting and teaching experience. Michael Herrera, CBCP, is the managing principal of MH & Associates Consulting. He has more than 15 years technology and business experience and recovery experience.  POC–3:
From A to Z: Designing the Successful Exercise Wed., March 9, 1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Thursday, March 10, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. $695 per person Presenter: Regina Phelps Do you have a plan but have not yet tested it? You might discover that your document is less than sufficient. There is really only two ways to find that out. One is to have an actual disaster; the other is to do an exercise. The latter is usually a better learning experience and certainly allot less stressful! The workshop details everything you need to do to design a successful exercise from the ground up! •
Five types of exercises Regina Phelps, CEM, RN, BSN, MPA is an internationally recognized expert in the field of emergency management and continuity planning. She is founder of Emergency Management & Safety Solutions, a training and consulting company specializing in emergency management, continuity planning and safety.
Private
sector businesses and industries are using the incident command
system to organize their Dr. Thomas D. Phelan, President, Strategic Teaching Associates, Inc., is a founding member of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. He has recently consulted for USDA, FDIC, I.B.M., the American Institutes for Research, and several counties. Deidrich Towne, CBCP, is security and disaster recovery manager for NationalGrid, USA and serves as chairman, PPBI Board of Directors.
In
the aftermath of 9-11, awareness of the risks of terrorism against
corporate and public targets in North America has grown exponentially.
Furthermore, the incidents of workplace violence and occupational
homicide are on the rise even without deliberate “terrorist
attacks.” This course is designed for managers, employees,
and executives of all levels who are interested in preparing for
these threats. This course was not designed for seasoned security
professions, but rather it is a generous introduction to the issues,
decisions, processes, structures, and topics that are involved
with this type of disaster planning. The main goal of the class
is to assist your company in moving toward the reasonable precautions
necessitated by the current threats of terrorism and violent acts.
Robert Chandler, Ph.D, is a professor of communication at Pepperdine University specializing in communication, crisis management training and assessment.
This
workshop is a special presentation of the very popular seminar
that normally costs $2,091 and has been given around the world.
Topics include the reasons for planning; the parameters of recovery
planning; security; how to do a TRA, a BIA and a risk analysis;
how to determine critical processes; what alternate methods are
available; how to select recovery strategies; the importance of
records management; offsite storage; and much more. Jeffrey Williams is president and chief strategist for Binomial International Inc. and DisasterRecovery.com Inc.
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POC–1:
BC Implementation
components
of a business continuity program are outlined in this course.
Students will be provided with concepts and techniques associated
with assessing risks and how to determine impacts associated with
business disruptions. Time will be spent discussing the approach
and best practices for emergency response and crisis management
plans required to initiate and manage the recovery process. The
class will review the planning steps and processes associated
with business and system recovery planning. Special emphasis will
be exercising recovery plans and the need to evaluate recovery
readiness results, then reporting findings to management. Management
commitment and participation is a key factor in the success of
your program. Till will share techniques on how to engage the
management and staff within your organization. Experienced or
new business continuity planners will be sure to walk away with
techniques and concepts that will help their organizations. 
POC–2:
Best Practices and the BIA
hands-on
consultative approach of leading participants through the BIA
process.
POC–4:
ICS for Business and Industry
response
to critical incidents. CEO’s can build an effective response
team around ICS principles and practices that work well when adapted
for business. 
POC–5
Reasonable Precautions: Continuity Planning for Terrorism, Violent
Crime, and Assault/ Threats
POC–6:
Outrageously Easy Recovery Planning
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