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Business Continuity Plan Episodes

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March 17, 2025

Cybersecurity MISTAKES That Will Cost You BIG | With information technology expert Hunter Geerts

Knowing what mitigations to have ahead of a cyberattack is one step in many as cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities on mobile devices, computers and entire operations. Learn about the cyberattacks individuals and organizations face today from Kit Professionals' Hunter Geerts.
Guest: Hunter Geerts
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Oct. 15, 2024

Crisis Communications Management: Training for the Worst, Performing at Your Best. How to Develop From Plan to Program for PIO/Public Information Officers and Public Relations professionals. With guest Shawna Bruce, and host Tim Conrad

How do you handle the unexpected when the stakes are at their highest?   Tim sits down with Shawna Bruce to break down the critical differences between a crisis communications plan and a full-fledged program.  Recorded live at the 2024 Canadian Emergency Preparedness and Climate Adaptation Convention in Ottawa, the conversation dives deep into the importance of preparedness, flexibility, and teamwork in crisis management.   Whether navigating social media pitfalls or leading a military response, Shawna and Tim explore what it takes to stay ahead of chaos.
Guest: Shawna Bruce
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July 2, 2024

Documenting Disaster: The Power of Preparation | With business continuity and public relations professional, Michele Toma and host Tim Conrad

Can strategic planning and empathy transform chaos into order? In this episode, Tim Conrad introduces Michele Toma, an information officer with expertise in research, analytics, and crisis communication strategies. They recount their experiences during the devastating 2023 British Columbia wildfire season, highlighting the importance of humanity, empathy, and meticulous documentation in managing crises. Michele shares her insights on strategic planning, stakeholder relations, and the critical role of business continuity plans. Their discussion underscores how turning negative feedback into opportunities for improvement can significantly enhance crisis response and communication efforts.