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The Henry Stewart One-Day Briefing

For Corporate Real Estate and Facilities Executives & Managers
Property Risk,
Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
Planning

Updating your Plans

  • What you should plan for
  • What contingency arrangements you should put in place
  • What it should cost
  • What to do now

“Planning for business continuity is an essential corporate discipline which is generally recognised, and often misunderstood. The main challenge is doing it to the highest standards whilst remaining cost-effective.”
Allen Johnson, Principal Consultant and CEO, Daystar Continuity Services

Your shareholders, stakeholders and occupants of your facilities expect emergency response and recovery plans to be in place, up-to-date and tested. They expect the security of your premises to be appropriate for your risk profile. They expect that if an incident occurs, people and physical assets will be protected, and business will resume with the minimum of interruption.

These are not unreasonable expectations. However, the reality is that many facilities have incomplete, untested emergency response and recovery plans, if they have them at all.

At this information-packed, PRACTICAL briefing, leading INTERNATIONAL business continuity and facilities management experts will review the LATEST THINKING and provide DETAILED INSTRUCTION on what you need to do and what it should cost.

Designed specifically for Facilities and Corporate Real Estate professionals. Business Continuity, Crisis and Risk Management professionals will also benefit from attending.

Full documentation will be provided to all delegates and adequate time made available for questions and discussion.

Friday 23rd January 2004
Café Royal, London W1