Throughout 2012, Avalution will continue to offer complimentary, educational webinars. Topics included on the 2012 schedule will explore business continuity challenges and strategies specific to a variety of industries and positions, as well as emerging trends and risks. Details for our next scheduled webinar are posted below. Please check back regularly, as this page will be updated as additional webinars are scheduled.
Upcoming Webinars
Preparing for the 2012 Release of ISO 22301: What Does it Mean for Your Organization?
Presented in Part with BrightTalk & the BCI | Thursday, March 22, 2012 | 1:00PM ET/10:00AM PT | Register Now
Brian Zawada (MBCI, MBCP), Director of Consulting, Avalution Consulting
ISO 22301 is currently working its way through the last step before its anticipated release as an international standard later this year. But what makes this new international standard valuable to organizations of all types and sizes? What makes it different? And, what might it mean for preparedness in years to come? Brian Zawada (MBCI) is a member of the US mirror committee to Technical Comment 223, the group charged with developing 22301 (as well as more than ten other societal security-related standards). Brian will share his perspectives on ISO 22031 and how he sees organizations using its content in the near future to improve preparedness and better coordinate with business partners, customers and suppliers. Brian will also address a number of the more common questions being posed via social media. Register Now
Recently Recorded
Why Choose to Be Certified and the Costs Associated with Certification | View On-Demand
Presented in Part with the BCI | Originally Recorded: January 25, 2012
Part Two of the Community of Practice Webinar Series, this dual presentation will concentrate on why to be certified, as well as the costs associated with organizational certification.
What is the Community of Practice series?
The purpose of this new consortium is to share experiences and best practices regarding organizational certification, with special emphasis on the Voluntary Private Sector Preparedness Accreditation and Certification Program (PS-Prep). Objectives include:
- Sharing practical experiences and information with those possibly interested in organizational certification;
- Educating attendees on the use of management systems and standards in order to increase preparedness; and
- Decreasing misinformation and increasing awareness regarding PS-Prep and organizational certification in an unbiased manner.