This high impact executive summit is focused on one thing. Communicating real world, actionable information in a CEO to CEO discussion about lessons learned during actual crisis events. How do you protect your shareholder value, your brand and reputation as you lead through a crisis. Our speakers will share personal insights that they wish someone had shared with them before an actual crisis. Topics will be discussed regarding the challenges of taking care of your troops while also living up to customer demands. Exploring and exploding assumptions about resources and public sector authority during an emergency.
The panel will consist of professionals who work with executive teams regarding legal, regulatory, fiduciary, accounting and insurance requirements before, during and after a crisis occurs. Our panel is bracketed by two keynote speakers with experience to share. Greg Bicket who led Cox Communications through Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and John Copenhaver formerly the Regional Director of FEMA who led his organization through over 90 declared disasters during his tenure. Today Mr. Copenhaver is the CEO of the Disaster Recovery Institute the global certifying body for business continuity professionals.
Immediately following the event Cox Communications will host guests at their Corporate Box to watch the LPGA event at the 18th hole.
This promises to be an action packed day to learn about leading through a crisis, team building and enjoying a world-class golf event at Kingsmill in Williamsburg. Please join us at this inaugural event. Participation is limited to the first one hundred invitees to respond.
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Register Now! Registration deadline is Fri 9-May-08 8:00 AM
Fri May 9th, 2008 8:00 AM - to - 12:00 PM
Kingsmill Resort
1010 Kingsmill Road
Williamsburg Virginia 23185
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$75.00
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$75.00
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Go to www.hrtc.org to register or get more details.
Contributions or gifts to the Hampton Roads Technology Council are not deductible as charitable contributions. However, they may be tax deductible as ordinary and necessary business expenses.
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