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& RESILIENCE TODAYINTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONTINUITY MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE

PROGRAM DEVELOPED BY:

CRTcon.ca

OCTOBER 7-8, 2020Virtual Conference

Enter invitation #: Web1

Join over 300 business continuity managers for an excellent opportunity for training and networking. Presentations will cover practice, research and innovation in business continuity, crisis communications and risk management.

It is now more vital than ever before to take a pause from your day-to-day operations and plan 2-days over October 7-8 to keep yourself up to date on the latest best practices, to share your stories with peers and bring that new knowledge into play as the pandemic fight continues.

The CRT Planning Committee has developed a fantastic Program that includes three renowned Keynotes, 15 diverse concurrent sessions, three in-depth Workshops and an interactive Closing Panel with a focus on how the pandemic has changed your profession.

Conference Management brings to you super low registration fees with a superior easy-to-use interactive online platform for live access to all Sessions, Networking, Round Table Forums, Demo Stage, Vendor products and a fun Happy Hour to close out the first day.

2020 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

GLOOM TO BOOM: HOW LEADERS TRANSFORM RISK INTO RESILIENCE AND VALUEWe are living with unprecedented, interconnected global strategic risks that have spilled over into every aspect of business, governance and society. The COVID-19 global pandemic, together with several additional strategic risks the global community is not prepared for - climate apocalypse, cyberwar and geopolitical tectonic change - presents leaders with a choice: whether or not to build a more resilient world at every level - community, business, government, region and internationally. In her most recent book, Gloom to Boom, Dr. Bonime-Blanc provides leaders with a practical road map on how to identify and deploy the most important ESGT (environmental, social governance and technological) risks and opportunities facing an organization to enable both greater organizational resilience and stakeholder care and value.

ANDREA BONIME-BLANC, JD, PHDFounder & CEO, Author, Board Member, GEC Risk Advisory

21ST CENTURY THREATS TO CANADA’S INFLUENCE AND LEADERSHIP IN THE WORLD: FROM VALUES AND SOCIAL COHESION, TO NATIONAL SECURITY AND ECONOMIC PROSPERITYTechnology has reshaped our home lives, social engagements and business environments without consideration for how we can maintain the resilience within our current security constructs, the economy, social cohesion and the viability of our fundamental democratic institutions.

RAY BOISVERTAssociate Partner, Security, IBM Canada

ROBERT CHANDLER, PHDProfessor of Communication, Lipscomb University

THE VALUE OF VISION: ANTICIPATORY FORESIGHT AS A CRUCIAL CHARACTERISTIC FOR CONTINUITY AND RESILIENCY LEADERSHIPBusiness continuity and resiliency planning at its most fundamental level involves preparing your people, processes and the organization to continue with its operations in the face of disruptive disasters, circumstances, events, threats and crises. This includes preparing your leaders to successfully manage such events. As the challenges to effective leadership become increasingly complex, the effective leaders in the future must increasingly be prepared for anticipatory foresight to guide their responses and utilize highly predictive analytical and decision-making skill sets. One key aspect is grounded in core orientations, knowledge, skills and abilities for a more sophisticated anticipatory foresight approach. This engaging and thought provoking - applied research-based - general session presentation alerts us to the important challenge for effective leadership and calls attention to the need to expand the visionary risk and resiliency imagination as we prepare leaders for future challenges. The session encourages an approach that combines anticipatory foresight, predictive vision, creative imagination, adaptive skill sets and an innovation mindset.

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WELCOME TO CONTINUITY & RESILIENCE TODAY!Join over 300 business continuity managers for an excellent opportunity for training and networking. Presentations will cover practice, research and innovation in business continuity, crisis communications and risk management.

PRACTICAL AND COLLABORATIVE Continuity & Resilience Today provides business continuity & disaster recovery professionals an environment of shared lessons learned, best practices, takeaways, networking and professional development to strengthen resilience. You will have the opportunity to build important new relationships with peers and organizations strengthening your overall continuity management programs and plans.

WHY ATTEND• Obtain preparation and response strategies to current and emerging threats• Advanced level BCM developed by BCI, DRI Canada and DRIE• 12 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours for BCI members• 12 Continuing Education Activity Points (CEAP) for DRI certification holders• Network with your peers and vendors in the BCM community• Share best practices

Adds up to Value for Your Time!

ACCOMMODATION INFORMATIONA block of rooms has been reserved at the Four Points by Sheraton and Element by Westin hotels.

SPECIAL RATES: $154.00 per night at the Four Points by Sheraton (no breakfast) $169.00 per night at the Element by Westin (studio suites with breakfast included)

Deadline for reservations is Tuesday, September 8, 2020

To make a reservation, please contact the hotel directly at 1-800-368-7764. Be sure to state that you are attending “Continuity & Resilience Today” to receive the special room rate.

TORONTO, ON | OCT 7-8, 2020 | INTERNATIONAL CENTRE2

WELCOME TO CONTINUITY & RESILIENCE TODAY!Join over 300 business continuity managers for an excellent opportunity for training and networking. Presentations will cover practice, research and innovation in business continuity, crisis communications and risk management.

PRACTICAL AND COLLABORATIVE Continuity & Resilience Today provides business continuity & disaster recovery professionals an environment of shared lessons learned, best practices, takeaways, networking and professional development to strengthen resilience. You will have the opportunity to build important new relationships with peers and organizations strengthening your overall continuity management programs and plans.

WHY ATTEND• Obtain preparation and response strategies to current and emerging threats• Advanced level BCM developed by BCI, DRI Canada and DRIE• 12 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours for BCI members• 12 Continuing Education Activity Points (CEAP) for DRI certification holders• Network with your peers and vendors in the BCM community• Share best practices

Adds up to Value for Your Time!

ACCOMMODATION INFORMATIONA block of rooms has been reserved at the Four Points by Sheraton and Element by Westin hotels.

SPECIAL RATES: $154.00 per night at the Four Points by Sheraton (no breakfast) $169.00 per night at the Element by Westin (studio suites with breakfast included)

Deadline for reservations is Tuesday, September 8, 2020

To make a reservation, please contact the hotel directly at 1-800-368-7764. Be sure to state that you are attending “Continuity & Resilience Today” to receive the special room rate.


PARTNER ASSOCIATIONSThe education program for Continuity & Resilience Today is a collaborative effort planned and developed by:

With active members across Canada and various regional forums, the Business Continuity Institute (BCI) Canada Chapter is your local voice for all things related to the Business Continuity (BC) profession and discipline.

thebci.org

The Disaster Recovery Information Exchange (DRIE) is a non-profit association of professionals dedicated to the exchange of information on all aspects of planning for an emergency or a disruption to normal operations. DRIE’s goal is to provide an accessible, informal, open forum for the exchange of information and knowledge related to the many variations of emergency preparedness, business continuity and organizational resilience.

drie.org

The Disaster Recovery Institute Canada is a non-profit organization that provides internationally recognized education and certification to business continuity, disaster recovery and emergency management professionals in Canada. These professionals empower Canadian organizations, communities and businesses to be resilient and better prepared for any emergency or disaster.

dri.ca

Attendance at this event may be used as directed study Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours for BCI members. Please refer to www.thebci.org for more details.

Attendance at this event may be used as Continuing Education Activity Points (CEAPs) for DRIC certification holders. Please refer to: www.dri.ca for more details.

CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

“What are the unique challenges

of each of the 3 phases of

Pandemic Planning?”

Find out at 8:15am

Wednesday October 7th

“What are the best practices inmultimodal communicationsto support traveling workers’well-being?”Find out at 9:55am Thursday October 8th

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2020 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

GLOOM TO BOOM: HOW LEADERS TRANSFORM RISK INTO RESILIENCE AND VALUEWe are living with unprecedented, interconnected global strategic risks that have spilled over into every aspect of business, governance and society. The COVID-19 global pandemic, together with several additional strategic risks the global community is not prepared for - climate apocalypse, cyberwar and geopolitical tectonic change - presents leaders with a choice: whether or not to build a more resilient world at every level - community, business, government, region and internationally. In her most recent book, Gloom to Boom, Dr. Bonime-Blanc provides leaders with a practical road map on how to identify and deploy the most important ESGT (environmental, social governance and technological) risks and opportunities facing an organization to enable both greater organizational resilience and stakeholder care and value.

ANDREA BONIME-BLANC, JD, PHDFounder & CEO, Author, Board Member, GEC Risk Advisory

21ST CENTURY THREATS TO CANADA’S INFLUENCE AND LEADERSHIP IN THE WORLD: FROM VALUES AND SOCIAL COHESION, TO NATIONAL SECURITY AND ECONOMIC PROSPERITYTechnology has reshaped our home lives, social engagements and business environments without consideration for how we can maintain the resilience within our current security constructs, the economy, social cohesion and the viability of our fundamental democratic institutions.

RAY BOISVERTAssociate Partner, Security, IBM Canada

ROBERT CHANDLER, PHDProfessor of Communication, Lipscomb University

THE VALUE OF VISION: ANTICIPATORY FORESIGHT AS A CRUCIAL CHARACTERISTIC FOR CONTINUITY AND RESILIENCY LEADERSHIPBusiness continuity and resiliency planning at its most fundamental level involves preparing your people, processes and the organization to continue with its operations in the face of disruptive disasters, circumstances, events, threats and crises. This includes preparing your leaders to successfully manage such events. As the challenges to effective leadership become increasingly complex, the effective leaders in the future must increasingly be prepared for anticipatory foresight to guide their responses and utilize highly predictive analytical and decision-making skill sets. One key aspect is grounded in core orientations, knowledge, skills and abilities for a more sophisticated anticipatory foresight approach. This engaging and thought provoking - applied research-based - general session presentation alerts us to the important challenge for effective leadership and calls attention to the need to expand the visionary risk and resiliency imagination as we prepare leaders for future challenges. The session encourages an approach that combines anticipatory foresight, predictive vision, creative imagination, adaptive skill sets and an innovation mindset.

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2020 PLANNING COMMITTEE

CO-CHAIRS MEMBERS

“How do leaders identify,

manage and deploy their

organization’s most important

ESGT risks and opportunities?”

Find out at 11:00am


“How do you encourage an approach that combines anticipatory

foresight, predictive vision, creative imagination, adaptive skill sets and

an innovation mindset?” Find out at 8:30am Thursday October 8th

Senior Managing Consultant, IBM Canada

President, DRIE-Toronto

JOE OZORIOCBCP, CBCA, MBCI

Vice President, Premier Continuum

President, BCI Canada

MARIE-HÉLÈNE PRIMEAUCPA, CA, MBCI

Consultant, CCMS Inc. Director Western

Region, DRI Canada

JOHN YAMNIUKMBCP, MBCI

Independent ConsultantDirector Communications,

BCI Canada

YVONNE LEWISMBCI, CBCP

Process Effectiveness, Schedule I BankConsultant, Michael White Group

President, DRI Canada

NANCY HOLLOWAY-WHITE CBCP, CBCA

DES O’CALLAGHAN FBCI

Business Continuity ManagerEnterprise Continuity Management

Corporate Operational Risk ManagementSun Life Financial

GAYLE MITCHAM MBCP, MBCI, CCCP, CBCA, SCRA

Treasurer, DRIE-Toronto; Secretary/Privacy Officer, Director Ontario Region, DRI Canada

Independent ConsultantSecretary, BCI Canada




thebci.org


drie.org


dri.ca







Find out at 8:15am




2020 PLANNING COMMITTEE

CO-CHAIRS MEMBERS

“How do leaders identify,

manage and deploy their

organization’s most important

ESGT risks and opportunities?”

Find out at 11:00am


“How do you encourage an approach that combines anticipatory

foresight, predictive vision, creative imagination, adaptive skill sets and

an innovation mindset?” Find out at 8:30am Thursday October 8th

Senior Managing Consultant, IBM Canada

President, DRIE-Toronto

JOE OZORIOCBCP, CBCA, MBCI

Vice President, Premier Continuum

President, BCI Canada

MARIE-HÉLÈNE PRIMEAUCPA, CA, MBCI

Consultant, CCMS Inc. Director Western

Region, DRI Canada

JOHN YAMNIUKMBCP, MBCI

Independent ConsultantDirector Communications,

BCI Canada

YVONNE LEWISMBCI, CBCP

Process Effectiveness, Schedule I BankConsultant, Michael White Group

President, DRI Canada

NANCY HOLLOWAY-WHITE CBCP, CBCA

DES O’CALLAGHAN FBCI

Business Continuity ManagerEnterprise Continuity Management

Corporate Operational Risk ManagementSun Life Financial

GAYLE MITCHAM MBCP, MBCI, CCCP, CBCA, SCRA

Treasurer, DRIE-Toronto; Secretary/Privacy Officer, Director Ontario Region, DRI Canada

Independent ConsultantSecretary, BCI Canada

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thebci.org


drie.org


dri.ca







Find out at 8:15am




SOCIAL MEDIA

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Network with like minded business continuity professionals year-round discussing Network with like minded business continuity professionals year-round discussing trending topics. Search “Continuity & Resilience Today” to join our LinkedIn Group.trending topics. Search “Continuity & Resilience Today” to join our LinkedIn Group.

2020 AWARDS & RECOGNITION

Wednesday October 7, 11:40am – 12:00pm

Join us as we celebrate the best of the best in business continuity where the Business Continuity Institute, the Disaster Recovery

Institute Canada, and the Disaster Recovery Information Exchange–Toronto Chapter

recognize BCM professionals with special awards

“How do you convey a

geo-strategic perspective

for resilience success?”

Find out at 1:35pm


“What are the 12 Shapeshiftersthat will affect risk andbusiness continuitymanagement?”Find out at 8:15am Wednesday October 7th



WORKSHOPSNO EXTRA FEE FOR WORKSHOPS! However, you must pre-register for Workshops as attendance is limited

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM“ASK BETSY” PANDEMIC PLANNING

Betsy will be sharing her approach and templates for a workshop designed to facilitate creating and managing the challenges of a Pandemic in your organization. In this overview, Betsy will outline pandemic challenges different from other BCP scenarios while walking you through the workshop concepts and toolset. The presentation includes attendees participating in the very popular exercise game of ‘Pandemic Poker’.

Betsy SayersMBCP; ITIL; ICS 400, CEO, Kingsbridge BCP & Sayers Recovery Group Inc.

BLACK SWANS, SHAPESHIFTERS AND FLEXIBILITY

“Is your organization plagued by shapeshifters? Unpredictability is the new norm in risk and business continuity management. “Because we are asking the wrong questions precisely, we are getting the wrong answers precisely; and as a result we are creating false positives.” Unless we change the paradigm of risk and business continuity management, we will continue to get false positives and find ourselves reacting to events instead of being proactive. This keynote session presents a discussion of 12 Steps to refocus risk and business continuity management and temper the impact of shapeshifters.

Geary SikichPrincipal, Logical Management Systems, Corp.

HURRICANES, HACKERS AND #HASHTAGS: DOES YOUR CRISIS COMMUNICATIONS PLAN REFLECT TODAY’S REALITY?

Specific case studies and lessons learned from events like the recent terror and mass attacks across North America, cyber attacks, the new coronavirus epidemic and severe weather events across North America will be shared, including Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico communications challenges and successes. The session will also review traditional tips and tools required to ensure your organization can communicate effectively during any crisis, while avoiding any reputational damage or additional fall-out that could arise.

Suzanne BernierCEM, CBCP, MBCI, CMCP, President, SB Crisis Consulting


SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCEWEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7

7:00 AM REGISTRATION OPENS

8:15 AM – 10:00 AM

WORKSHOP WORKSHOP WORKSHOP“Ask Betsy” Pandemic

PlanningBETSY SAYERS, MBCP; ITIL; ICS 400,

CEO, Kingsbridge BCP & Sayers Recovery Group Inc.

Black Swans, Shapeshifters and Flexibility

GEARY SIKICH, Principal, Logical Management Systems, Corp.

Hurricanes, Hackers and #Hashtags: Does Your

Crisis Communications Plan Reflect Today’s Reality?

SUZANNE BERNIER, CEM, CBCP, MBCI, CMCP, President, SB Crisis Consulting

10:00 AM – 10:45 AM

NETWORKING BREAK

10:45 AM – 11:00 AM

OPENING REMARKS

11:00 AM – 12:15 PM

KEYNOTE: GLOOM TO BOOM: HOW LEADERS TRANSFORM RISK INTO RESILIENCE AND VALUE

ANDREA BONIME-BLANC, JD, PHD, FOUNDER & CEO, AUTHOR, BOARD MEMBER, GEC RISK ADVISORY

12:15 PM – 12:50 PM

AWARDS

12:50 PM – 1:35 PM

LUNCH

1:35 PM – 2:35 PM

KEYNOTE: 21ST CENTURY THREATS TO CANADA’S INFLUENCE AND LEADERSHIP IN THE WORLD: FROM VALUES AND SOCIAL COHESION, TO NATIONAL SECURITY AND ECONOMIC PROSPERITY

RAY BOISVERT, ASSOCIATE PARTNER, SECURITY, IBM CANADA

2:35 PM – 3:05 PM

NETWORKING BREAK

3:05 PM – 3:55 PM

The Modern Business Continuity Plan - Continuity

Analytics & AutomationMARTIN GIERCZAK, CBCB, IMP,

Manager, Business Continuity & Health and Safety, CAA Club Group

Hurricane Dorian - Lessons Learned

EMAD AZIZ, CBP, Manager, Provincial Business Continuity & Risk Management,

Province of Nova Scotia

Exercise Considerations for Outage, Emergency, and

Disaster PlansJEANNE POWELL, MBCP, President/

CEO, DAHR Consulting Services

3:55 PM – 4:10 PM

BREAK

4:10 PM – 5:00 PM

Conquering the Top Five BCM Roadblocks

JAMES GREEN, MBCI, CBCP, CUERME, Director, Risk Advisory Services, SAI Global

Cyber Attack Response: A focus on resiliency and

reputationMARK HOFFMAN, MBCI, CBCP, President,

Founder, Anesis Consulting Group, Inc

TBASpeaker Invited

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WORKSHOPSNO EXTRA FEE FOR WORKSHOPS! However, you must pre-register for Workshops as attendance is limited

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM“ASK BETSY” PANDEMIC PLANNING

Betsy will be sharing her approach and templates for a workshop designed to facilitate creating and managing the challenges of a Pandemic in your organization. In this overview, Betsy will outline pandemic challenges different from other BCP scenarios while walking you through the workshop concepts and toolset. The presentation includes attendees participating in the very popular exercise game of ‘Pandemic Poker’.

Betsy SayersMBCP; ITIL; ICS 400, CEO, Kingsbridge BCP & Sayers Recovery Group Inc.


“Is your organization plagued by shapeshifters? Unpredictability is the new norm in risk and business continuity management. “Because we are asking the wrong questions precisely, we are getting the wrong answers precisely; and as a result we are creating false positives.” Unless we change the paradigm of risk and business continuity management, we will continue to get false positives and find ourselves reacting to events instead of being proactive. This keynote session presents a discussion of 12 Steps to refocus risk and business continuity management and temper the impact of shapeshifters.

Geary SikichPrincipal, Logical Management Systems, Corp.

HURRICANES, HACKERS AND #HASHTAGS: DOES YOUR CRISIS COMMUNICATIONS PLAN REFLECT TODAY’S REALITY?

Specific case studies and lessons learned from events like the recent terror and mass attacks across North America, cyber attacks, the new coronavirus epidemic and severe weather events across North America will be shared, including Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico communications challenges and successes. The session will also review traditional tips and tools required to ensure your organization can communicate effectively during any crisis, while avoiding any reputational damage or additional fall-out that could arise.

Suzanne BernierCEM, CBCP, MBCI, CMCP, President, SB Crisis Consulting


SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCEWEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7


8:15 AM – 10:00 AM

WORKSHOP WORKSHOP WORKSHOP“Ask Betsy” Pandemic

PlanningBETSY SAYERS, MBCP; ITIL; ICS 400,

CEO, Kingsbridge BCP & Sayers Recovery Group Inc.

Black Swans, Shapeshifters and Flexibility

GEARY SIKICH, Principal, Logical Management Systems, Corp.

Hurricanes, Hackers and #Hashtags: Does Your

Crisis Communications Plan Reflect Today’s Reality?


10:00 AM – 10:45 AM

NETWORKING BREAK

10:45 AM – 11:00 AM

OPENING REMARKS

11:00 AM – 12:15 PM

KEYNOTE: GLOOM TO BOOM: HOW LEADERS TRANSFORM RISK INTO RESILIENCE AND VALUE

ANDREA BONIME-BLANC, JD, PHD, FOUNDER & CEO, AUTHOR, BOARD MEMBER, GEC RISK ADVISORY

12:15 PM – 12:50 PM

AWARDS

12:50 PM – 1:35 PM

LUNCH

1:35 PM – 2:35 PM

KEYNOTE: 21ST CENTURY THREATS TO CANADA’S INFLUENCE AND LEADERSHIP IN THE WORLD: FROM VALUES AND SOCIAL COHESION, TO NATIONAL SECURITY AND ECONOMIC PROSPERITY

RAY BOISVERT, ASSOCIATE PARTNER, SECURITY, IBM CANADA

2:35 PM – 3:05 PM

NETWORKING BREAK

3:05 PM – 3:55 PM

The Modern Business Continuity Plan - Continuity

Analytics & AutomationMARTIN GIERCZAK, CBCB, IMP,

Manager, Business Continuity & Health and Safety, CAA Club Group

Hurricane Dorian - Lessons Learned



Exercise Considerations for Outage, Emergency, and

Disaster PlansJEANNE POWELL, MBCP, President/


3:55 PM – 4:10 PM

BREAK

4:10 PM – 5:00 PM

Conquering the Top Five BCM Roadblocks

JAMES GREEN, MBCI, CBCP, CUERME, Director, Risk Advisory Services, SAI Global

Cyber Attack Response: A focus on resiliency and

reputationMARK HOFFMAN, MBCI, CBCP, President,

Founder, Anesis Consulting Group, Inc

TBASpeaker Invited


WORKSHOP WORKSHOP WORKSHOP

8:30AM – 10:00AM

“ASK BETSY” PANDEMIC PLANNING

BETSY SAYERS, MBCP; ITIL; ICS 400, CEO, Kingsbridge

BCP & Sayers Recovery Group Inc.


GEARY SIKICH, Principal, Logical Management

Systems, Corp.

HURRICANES, HACKERS AND #HASHTAGS:

DOES YOUR CRISIS COMMUNICATIONS PLAN

REFLECT TODAY’S REALITY?


10:00AM – 10:35AM BREAK

10:35AM – 10:50AM OPENING REMARKS

10:50AM – 11:40AM

GLOOM TO BOOM: HOW LEADERS TRANSFORM RISK INTO RESILIENCE AND VALUEANDREA BONIME-BLANC, JD, PhD, Founder & CEO, Author, Board Member, GEC Risk Advisory

11:40AM – 12:00PM

AWARDS

12:00PM – 12:45PM

LUNCH BREAK

12:45PM – 1:25PM

THE MODERN BUSINESS CONTINUITY PROGRAM– CONTINUITY ANALYTICS & AGILE

METHODOLOGIES TO BUILD ORGANISATIONAL RESILIENCE

MARTIN GIERCZAK, CBCB, IMP, Business Continuity Consultant at Investment Planning Counsel , Genesis Resiliency

TOOLS AND METRICS TO INVOKE PLANS

ISABELLE PRIMEAU, MBCI, CBCP, President, Premier

Continuum

HEALTH, BEAUTY AND BUSINESS CONTINUITY:METRO RESILIENCY DYNAMIC TRIO

VICKY CHAINEY, Manager Risk Prevention and Crisis Management, Metro

Barbara Bennett, Manager, Crisis Management, Metro

1:25PM – 1:40PM

BREAK

1:40PM – 2:20PM

CONQUERING THE TOP FIVE BCM ROADBLOCKS

JAMES GREEN, MBCI, CBCP, CUERME, Director, Risk

Advisory Services, SAI Global

CYBER ATTACK RESPONSE

A FOCUS ON RESILIENCY AND REPUTATION

MARK HOFFMAN, MBCI, CBCP, President, Founder,

Anesis Consulting Group, Inc.

TBDSPEAKER INVITED

2:20PM – 2:35PM

BREAK

2:35PM – 3:25PM

THE VALUE OF VISION: ANTICIPATORY FORESIGHT AS A CRUCIAL CHARACTERISTIC FOR CONTINUITY AND RESILIENCY LEADERSHIPROBERT CHANDLER, PhD, Professor of Communication, Lipscomb University

3:30PM – 4:30PM

HAPPY HOUR – ENTERTAINMENT, PEER FORUMS AND MORE!


SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCETHURSDAY OCTOBER 8


8:15 AM – 8:30 AM

OPENING REMARKS

8:30 AM – 9:30 AM

KEYNOTE: THE VALUE OF VISION: ANTICIPATORY FORESIGHT AS A CRUCIAL CHARACTERISTIC FOR CONTINUITY AND RESILIENCY LEADERSHIP

ROBERT CHANDLER, PHD, PROFESSOR OF COMMUNICATION, LIPSCOMB UNIVERSITY

9:30 AM – 9:55 AM

NETWORKING BREAK

9:55 AM – 10:45 AM

Cyber Resilience and it’s Relationship to Business Continuity Management

ALAN BERMAN, MBCI,

President, DRI Foundation

. How to Leverage Technology to Protect Traveling Workers

TOM CARROLL, National Account Manager, RMS Software Inc.

10:45 AM – 11:00 AM

BREAK

11:00 AM – 11:50 AM

HEARD IT ON THE RADIO: How Industry Experts

Manage Common BCM/Resiliency Challenges

ALEX FULLICK, Managing Director, Stone Road Inc / VoiceAmerica Radio

Tools and Metrics to Invoke Plans

ISABELLE PRIMEAU, MBCI, CBCP, President, Premier Continuum

TBASpeaker Invited

11:50 AM – 12:35 PM

LUNCH

12:35 PM – 1:25 PM

Decode the Decision Process in the

Organizational Placement of Risk-Based DisciplinesRON ANDREWS, ABCP, Provincial Lead

BCM, Government of Manitoba

Cybersecurity and Communicating Securely

During and After an AttackBRIAN GARDNER,

CEO, Pronto Recovery

Health, Beauty and Business Continuity: METRO

Resiliency Dynamic TrioVICKY CHAINEY, Manager Risk Prevention

and Crisis Management, Metro

BARBARA BENNETT, Manager, Crisis Management, Metro

1:25 PM – 1:40 PM

BREAK

1:40 PM – 2:30 PM

Supply ChainTOM SHEBREK, Enterprise Crisis and

BCM, Canadian Tire Corporation

“Ask Betsy” BCM Program ManagementBETSY SAYERS, MBCP; ITIL; ICS 400, CEO,

Kingsbridge BCP & Sayers Recovery Group Inc.p Inc.

2:30 PM – 3:00 PM

NETWORKING BREAK

3:00 PM – 4:15 PM

CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC PANEL: RESPONSE AND RECOVERY panelists to be announced soon!


10:00AM – 10:15AM OPENING REMARKS

10:15AM – 11:05AM

21ST CENTURY THREATS TO CANADA’S INFLUENCE AND LEADERSHIP IN THE WORLD: FROM VALUES AND SOCIAL COHESION, TO NATIONAL SECURITY AND ECONOMIC PROSPERITYRAY BOISVERT, Associate Partner, Security, IBM Canada

11:05AM – 11:20AM

BREAK

11:20AM – 12:00PM

HOW TO LEVERAGE TECHNOLOGY TO

PROTECT TRAVELING WORKERS

TOM CARROLL, National Account Manager, RMS Software Inc.

CYBER RESILIENCE AND IT’S RELATIONSHIP TO BUSINESS CONTINUITY

MANAGEMENTALAN BERMAN,

MBCP, President, DRI Foundation

DECODE THE DECISION PROCESS IN THE

ORGANIZATIONAL PLACEMENT OF RISK-BASED DISCIPLINES

RON ANDREWS, ABCP, Provincial Lead BCM, Government of Manitoba

12:00PM – 12:45PM

LUNCH BREAK

12:45PM – 1:25PM

HEARD IT ON THE RADIO:

HOW INDUSTRY EXPERTS MANAGE COMMON BCM/RESILIENCY

CHALLENGES

ALEX FULLICK, Managing Director, Stone Road Inc / VoiceAmerica Radio

EXERCISE CONSIDERATIONS FOR OUTAGE, EMERGENCY, AND DISASTER PLANSJEANNE POWELL, MBCP, President/


HURRICANE DORIAN - LESSONS LEARNED



1:25PM – 1:40PM

BREAK

1:40PM – 2:20PM

SUPPLY CHAINTOM SHEBREK, Enterprise Crisis and

BCM, Canadian Tire Corporation

CYBERSECURITY AND COMMUNICATING

SECURELY DURING AND AFTER AN ATTACK

BRIAN GARDNER, CEO, Pronto Recovery

“ASK BETSY” BCM PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

BETSY SAYERS, MBCP; ITIL; ICS 400, CEO, Kingsbridge BCP & Sayers Recovery

Group Inc.

2:20PM – 2:35PM

BREAK

2:35PM – 3:35PM

PANEL: CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC – HOW THE PANDEMIC HAS AND WILL CHANGE THE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS CONTINUITY PROFESSIONSHear our renowned business continuity and emergency management Panelists as they take you through their personal journey of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Join this interactive conversation with your own story and your thoughts on a variety of topics. Panelists to be announced soon!

3:35PM – 3:40PM

CLOSING REMARKS

Every effort is made to ensure accuracy of the Program content . We cannot however be held liable for any errors or omissions. Program content is subject to change.


VIRTUAL ATTENDANCE FAQVirtual Continuity & Resilience Today will be hosted on an easy to use customized platform by the leading Canadian online virtual events company UNITY EVENT SOLUTIONS. Broadcast will be via Zoom.

TRACKS – move from room to room at any time.

ROUND TABLES – Join moderated round tables on various topics such as Cyber Security or Climate Change. Engage with all participants with Zoom.

PRESENTATIONS – see and hear all speakers with their PowerPoint presentations. Participate in Q&A with the onsite audience.

NETWORKING LOUNGE – see everyone else registered virtually and contact someone you know for a one-to-one conversation.

EXHIBITING SPONSORS – chat directly with a Rep; download new product material; watch videos, fill in surveys to win booth prizes; and be sure to participate in the Passport Draw for your chance to win the Grand Prize!

DEMO STAGE – watch product demonstrations from leading Sponsors

LIVE FEED – virtual attendees will be participating in a live feed as it happens experience. There will be no recording for an on-demand option at a later date.


PRESENTATION CHANNELS BROADCAST BY ZOOMThere are six LIVE “Channels” you can switch to at any time. Simply refer to the Schedule-at-a-Glance to see who is presenting and you’re one click away to participating in a live session!

Channel #1 - Keynotes and Concur-rent Sessions Breakout Room #1

Channel #2 - Concurrent Sessions Breakout Room #2

Channel #3 - Concurrent Sessions Breakout Room #3

Channel #4 – Demo Stage

Channel #5 – Round Table Forums

Channel #6 – Live News Desk, our Conference Host interviewing speak-ers and more!

PRESENTATION CHANNELS #1-4 is a webinar format where you see and hear the Speaker with their PowerPoint presentation. Use the chat box text to fully participate in Q&A.

ROUND TABLE FORUM CHANNEL #5 is an open Zoom Room format with a Moderator where you are a full participant and seen by all other participants (as such Round Tables are limited attendance)

LIVE NEWS DESK CHANNEL #6 is a secure Zoom Room format that delegates can watch, use the chat box to text with the Conference Host and possibly be invited onto the “stage” for a live interview!

Plus the SPONSOR EXHIBIT AREA are landing pages where you can chat 1to1 with reps, watch new product videos, participate in surveys and win prizes!

LIVE FEED – virtual attendees will be participating in a live feed as it happens experience. There will be no recording for an on-demand option at a later date.


EARLY BIRDUntil Aug 14th

SUMMER SPECIAL

Until Sept 11thREGULAR

Until Oct 6thONSITE

Until Oct 7th-8th

Members FULL Conference* $215 $265 $315 $400

$200 $200 $200 $250Members ONE-Day*

Non-members FULL Conference $265 $315 $365 $450

Non-members ONE-Day $230 $230 $230 $280

Student FULL Conference $40 $60 $75 $100

Student ONE-Day $50 $50 $50 $75

CORPORATE DISCOUNT: Groups of three (3) or more from the same institution qualify for a 10% discount (FULL conference pass only)

ONE-DAY GROUP SPECIAL: Groups of five (5) or more from the same institution qualify for a 20% discount (ONE day passes only)

* Must be a current member in good standing of either BCI, DRI or DRIE related associations for discounted registration fees

Please contact us for your unique Corporate or Group Discount Code

REGISTRATION & CUSTOMER [email protected] 1-888-443-6786Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm ET

REGISTRATION CHANGE POLICY and DEADLINE

Onsite to Virtual Change: Delegates may change their registration from Onsite to Virtual without penalty until September 11, 2020, after which time NO REFUND will be forthcoming under any circumstances.

Virtual to Onsite Change: Delegates may change their registration from Virtual to Onsite at any time. Please note that due to capacity room limits onsite registrations are capped at 200 delegates. As such onsite registrations are limited on a first come, first serve basis.

REFUND AND TRANSFER POLICY: Registration fees are non-refundable.

REGISTRATION


Refund and Transfer Policy: Registration fees are non-refundable.

Registrations are transferable at no charge:

1. Transfer to a peer. Please email your request along with the FULL contact information of the person to be registered, (first/last name, title, company name, address, phone, email).

2. Transfer to 2021. Should an exceptional circumstance occur that means you cannot participate in CRT this year, you may request your registration transferred to the 2021 conference. Additional Onsite fees will be applicable.

Deadline for transfers is October 2, 2020. Please email transfer requests to [email protected]

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EARLY BIRDUntil Aug 14th

SUMMER SPECIAL

Until Sept 11thREGULAR

Until Oct 6thONSITE

Until Oct 7th-8th

Members FULL Conference* $215 $265 $315 $400

$200 $200 $200 $250Members ONE-Day*

Non-members FULL Conference $265 $315 $365 $450

Non-members ONE-Day $230 $230 $230 $280

Student FULL Conference $40 $60 $75 $100

Student ONE-Day $50 $50 $50 $75

CORPORATE DISCOUNT: Groups of three (3) or more from the same institution qualify for a 10% discount (FULL conference pass only)

ONE-DAY GROUP SPECIAL: Groups of five (5) or more from the same institution qualify for a 20% discount (ONE day passes only)

* Must be a current member in good standing of either BCI, DRI or DRIE related associations for discounted registration fees

Please contact us for your unique Corporate or Group Discount Code

REGISTRATION & CUSTOMER [email protected] 1-888-443-6786Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm ET

REGISTRATION CHANGE POLICY and DEADLINE

Onsite to Virtual Change: Delegates may change their registration from Onsite to Virtual without penalty until September 11, 2020, after which time NO REFUND will be forthcoming under any circumstances.

Virtual to Onsite Change: Delegates may change their registration from Virtual to Onsite at any time. Please note that due to capacity room limits onsite registrations are capped at 200 delegates. As such onsite registrations are limited on a first come, first serve basis.

REFUND AND TRANSFER POLICY: Registration fees are non-refundable.

REGISTRATION


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