ACP South Texas

Generally, our chapter meets on the second Tuesday of each month at the United Way of Greater Houston building at 50 Waugh Street, but the actual date, time and location will vary for each event. Please see each event's details for more information.

Synopsis: The past year has been full of challenges, COVID, remote work and a distributed workforce, civil unrest, hurricanes, severe weather, wildfires, and a deep freeze. It has exposed a gaping hole in today’s business continuity strategy – a lack of timely and relevant risk intelligence. Enterprises have now recognized the need to accurately detect events that pose a threat to their business, and then have the capabilities in place to respond to those threats before they harm their greatest assets: people and operations.

Business continuity and duty of care are continuously evolving. If we have learned anything, it is the need to prepare for the unexpected with a critical event management plan that is anchored in speed, relevance and usability.

Learning objectives:
- Use the 5 W’s and 1 H (who, what, when, where, why and how) to identify the key elements of a successful critical event management plan
- Learn how to improve outcomes by implementing the best practices in critical event management

Presenter: Matthew Bradley, Vice President, Global Security Solutions, OnSolve

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