Crisis Management
Tuesday 13th July , Leeds
“Previewing PAS200 and exploring what makes an effective crisis management capability”
How do you rate the organisation by which you are employed? Are they “crisis aware” or “crisis prone”? Do you have a formal model that defines your crisis management capability, and a process that enables you to develop and refine the related management structures and support mechanisms?
Every organisation will, at some time, be faced with the need to respond to events that threaten to overwhelm them. Well structured contingency plans will provide only part of the response, think of Toyota as an example, and the ability of senior management to move from business as usual to quick time decision making. These may be the difference between survival and disaster.
For the past eighteen months a BSI working group has been engaged in developing strategic guidance, designated PAS200, in exactly these areas of preparing for and responding to crises. The BCI has supported the development of PAS200 from its inception, through the current period of public review and to publication that is scheduled for the middle of this year.
To mark the imminent release of PAS200, we shall be previewing this new guidance at the Crisis Management Workshop on Tuesday 13th July, in Leeds.
The morning session will provide a detailed understanding of the principles and practice that are the basis of PAS200. During the afternoon we will further explore the ideas from PAS200 by putting delegates under some gentle pressure in a specially designed table-top exercise. There will be opportunity to discuss PAS200 with the people involved in its development and to exchange ideas and experience of the challenges of effective crisis management whilst working with fellow delegates.
Click here to book to ensure your place at the Crisis Management workshop and take advantage of the Early-Bird rates.
Workshop offers!
• Book and pay before 18th June and receive a 15% discount!
• Bring a colleague along and they receive a 20% discount on the full price!
• Book three separate workshops at once and receive a 50% discount on the full price of the third one!
Please e-mail kirsten.read@thebci.org for more details of the above.
Workshop prices and how to book
EARLY BIRD RATE UNTIL 18th JUNE:
BCI Members and employees of BCI Partners: £250(+vat)
Non-members: £336(+vat).
Full price after 18th June:
BCI Members and employees of BCI Partners: £295 (+vat)
Non-members: £395 (+vat).
Non-member rates include the option of 12 months BCI Affiliate Membership in order to provide access to the conference materials and the Members-only area of the BCI website after the workshop. It also provides discounted rates for attendance at BCI workshops for the next twelve months.
To register to attend, use the booking form here or send an email to kirsten.read@thebci.org
BCI Members that are now maintaining a CPD log will wish to ensure that they have credited the appropriate number of CPD hours to their personal accounts as a result of attending this Workshop.
Venue and Timings
Crowne Plaza Hotel Leeds
Wellington Street
Leeds
LS1 4DL
9:30am: Registration
10:00am: Workshop begins
4:30pm: Workshop ends
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