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The Association of Continuity Professionals is the nation's leading non-profit association, comprised of professionals who are responsible for or have an interest in business continuity, preventing disasters, providing disaster recovery information and facilitating the resumption of normal business activities following a major disaster.
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Event Weather Safety: A University Meteorologist’s Perspective On Building Your Decision Support Toolkit
Date: Tuesday, June 13th, 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. CDT
Location: Hybrid: Weatherford International (2000 Saint James Place, Houston, TX 77056) and Virtual via Zoom (Login details will be provided to registered attendees)
This will be a hybrid event held both virtually and in-person. The in-person option will include lunch and the registration deadline is Wednesday 6/7 at Noon. The virtual deadline is Tuesday 6/13 at 10am.
Synopsis:
Severe weather and lightning are risks that surround us, our organizations and employees on a regular basis. As Emergency Management and Business Continuity Professionals, what mitigation measures are we taking to protect against these inherent risks?
Dr. Kevin Kloesel is the University Meteorologist for the OU Department of Campus Safety and during his tenure at OU, he has worked tirelessly with University Executive Management Officials to implement weather safety and protection protocols to the benefit of over 30,000 students, faculty, and staff, as well as over 40,000 pre-collegiate students attending camps over the summer. Dr. Kloesel has taken his passion for meteorology and applied his knowledge and skillset to develop and manage a premier program instituting weather safety and protection. Join us on June 13th to hear from Dr. Kloesel regarding his first-hand experience in applying the principles of event weather safety and how societal impacts factor into decision-making in weather-impacted situations.
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