Intro to Business Continuity Planning

From JIBC EMwebinars May 25th, 2022

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October 28, 2020 - The emergence of COVID-19 and the growing frequency and magnitude of fire, flood and severe storm events has intensified the focus on First Nations and Local Authority preparedness. Elected officials and public servants must continue to serve their communities even when internal operations have been impacted.

Business Continuity planning allows First Nations and Local Authorities to protect residents and the critical services they rely on despite challenging or extreme circumstances. This session will:

Explain the difference and connection between Emergency Management and Business Continuity.
Provide a brief overview of Business Continuity fundamentals.
Demonstrate the value of Business Continuity.