BCI Auckland Chapter Meeting
To register for this event, you must log into the BCI website. If you do not have an account, you can register for one here
This event will take place physically at the Regus Building and also as a live webinar. The webinar will not be available as a recording, so make sure you are there in person or online!
Agenda
- Intros
- International SOS – COVID 19: What to expect from a Second Wave?
- Chapter Notices
- Chapter news
- BSI Horizon Scan Report – Overview – Simon
- Discuss Leadership changes – Auckland Chapter (see below)
Topic: COVID 19: What to expect from a Second Wave
While some countries are gaining control over the COVID-19 outbreak, others are seeing spikes again after a period of containment. What is a second wave of COVID-19 and what does it mean for your organisation?
Speaker: Gabe Money
As a risk manager with International SOS, Gabe helps NZ organisations to implement early intervention risk management activities that support business continuity, enhance operational efficiencies, while meeting workplace health and safety obligations. Over the past 5 years Gabe has been working extensively with a broad range of International SOS clients to implement travel risk management strategies to support managers and their people who travel overseas for work purposes
International SOS
International SOS are the world's leading medical & security services company. They are in the business of saving and protecting lives, when involved in medical or security situations.
More than 10,000 multi-cultural medical, security and logistics experts stand by to provide support and assistance from over 1,000 locations in 85 countries.
BCI Auckland Forum: Chapter Changes
Peter Halliwell and Simon Jordan have held the positions of Auckland Chapter Lead and Chapter Secretary for some 3 years are keen to step down and let some new blood into the roles.
Anyone interested can submit their names to the independent poll co-ordinator, Nalin Wijetilleke by email – [email protected]
The names will be assessed by the current chapter leadership team and the independent poll co-ordinator and be finalised within two weeks of closing the polls.
The Auckland chapter has the following voluntary office bearer positions
- Chapter Lead
- Chapter Secretary
- Chapter Assistant Secretary
The office bearers are expected to commit toward fulfilling chapter expectations and responsibilities. The tenure is generally two years.
Please note that according to BCI requirements, only a voting member (AMBCI, MBCI, FBCI) can hold chapter office bearer roles.
Ability to source venues for chapter events and sponsors will be a distinct advantage in the selection for these roles.
The applicant will need to indicate:
- Applicant Name
- BCI Membership status
- Chapter position/role applied
- Engagement with BCI in the past years
- Professional contribution toward BC community
- Other supporting information