Increasingly, security risk management teams are managing the crisis management programs in their organizations. This rapidly-developing field is a perfect fit for security management practitioners, many of whom have extensive backgrounds in emergency management and high tolerances for stressful situations.
But what do you know about preventing a crisis? How can we prevent an issue from cascading into an emergency, crisis, disaster, or catastrophe? What are the most common physiological responses which cause us to derail?
Please join us March 1 from 11-12 PM ET for our free webinar, How to Stop a Crisis. Sponsored by the OSAC Partnerships Committee and produced by crisis management consultant Michelle Newcome, we will analyze why crises occur, how they degrade, and how we can intervene to minimize loss and create more resilient systems.
Please submit questions in advance and register HERE.
About the speaker:
With 20 years of experience, Michelle excels in designing highly effective and comprehensive emergency response, security, business continuity, and crisis management programs for complex facilities. With two decades of experience helping Fortune 500 clients integrate their security protocols, emergency response guidance, and crisis management systems across a wide variety of facilities, Michelle brings a holistic perspective to the development of operationally useful programs and materials. As Program Lead for the creation of a resilience program for a tech platform's data centers, Michelle developed and tested teams from diverse geographical and professional backgrounds on a global scale. Michelle has designed and facilitated over 120 tabletop exercises for a wide variety of threats across different teams, levels, and industries.
