Cary Jasgur
Assistant Director, Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
The George Washington University
You have all of your organizational business continuity plans written, tested and ready to roll. However, can you ensure that your critical staff will be ready to go when a business disruption occurs? When disaster strikes, human nature calls for self and family preservation. This means that your critical staff members are not focused on getting the business up and running. A Family Preparedness Program will put your critical staff at ease knowing there is a plan to take care of their family, thus allowing them to focus on getting your organization back up and running.
Learning Points:
- Tools and knowledge to set up a Family Preparedness program within your organization.
- Overview of a Family Preparedness program for your organization.
- Tools to allow organizations to create a successful Family Preparedness program.
- Placing Family Preparedness in the context of the recent events which impacted the Washington, DC and surrounding areas