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BFI is running its annual
business continuity forum on 23rd April at the Holiday Inn, Regents
Park, London. The agenda for this cost-effective event is as follows:
09:15 Chairman’s welcoming and
opening remarks
09.30 Opening Address: The government’s
role in planning for and managing a crisis: an overview and update
10:00 The role of the UK financial
authorities in business continuity
John Milne, head of Business Continuity Planning in Major Financial
Groups Division, FSA
11:00 Moving beyond implementation:
getting the regulatory direction right within your organisation
George Gardiner, consultant, Stephenson Harwood
11:45 Business continuity planning
for utilities – challenges and solutions
Jim Macintyre, business continuity manager, and Paul Fenton, security
& emergency planning manager Southern Water
12:30 Egg on the corporate face or
an opportunity to enhance your corporate reputation: lessons we
can learn about managing reputational risk
Martin Langford, managing director, Kissman Langford
13:00 Lunch with special address:
Communication in the face of crisis: what do you need to
know?
Sarah Ward Lilley, BBC and chair, Media Emergency Forum
14:00 Business continuity planning
for the public sector: current challenges and solutions
Speaker TBC
14:45 Starting with a blank sheet:
the secret diary of a BCM newcomer
Helen Pettet, company secretariat, Freeserve.com plc
15:45 Business continuity in the risk
management context: ensuring the two add value
Mark Farleigh, group risk manager, Gala Group Ltd
16:30 Planning for the future: what’s
on the global radar screen?
Peter Power, managing director, Visor Ltd
17:15 Closing address: themes and lessons
learned: what do UK businesses need to concentrate on?
Speaker TBC
www.bfi.co.uk

•Date:
18th March 2004 •Region: UK •Type:
Article •Topic: Events
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