Wed 23rd March 2016
DONG Energy (UK) Ltd
5 Howick Place
London
SW1P 1WG
12:30 - 16:30
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MEMBERS ONLY

The number of different potential 'Black Swans' are continuing to grow. Innovative methods of attack on the business sector will continue. If we are certain that we have all the processes, policies, procedures and equipment in place, then our attentions must focus on the effectiveness of our leadership at all levels. They are the first responders to the incident and what they do will make a difference…either way. It will take more than a firm hand on the tiller.  The first response will to a certain degree dictate how well the emergency services respond.  But what does good leadership look like? Do we have the right people with the right experience in place? How are we preparing the leaders of the future? This CSARN briefing, utilising the best speakers in this area, explores how we should be preparing for the leadership of our organisations to command the recovery of our businesses and it is therefore a critical date for your diary.

Areas to be covered are:

• What do we expect from our leadership?
• Real case studies – learning from success and failure
• What can our leaders expect to face in the future?
• Leadership selection and retention – what should we be looking for?
• What does effective command and control look like?
• Tools of the trade – transferable best practise

Those who should attend:

• Crisis Response and Business Recovery team members
• Emergency planners
• Public and private sector first responders
• Business Continuity Managers
• Government specialists
• Local authority representatives

Confirmed Speakers

12:30	Registration and Lunch
13:00	Chair
13:10	Edward Borodzicz / Assistant Dean at University of the West of Scotland
13:40	John Collicutt / Decisive Operations Building Disaster Leadership capacity in Sierra Leone
14:10	Q & A
14:30	Coffee
14:50	Chris Needham-Bennett / Managing Director, Needhams 1834 Limited
15:20	Dr. Paul S. Robertson / Director of Crisis Leadership, PwC Crisis leaders not managers; putting values and not plans at the heart of response
15:50	Mike Griffin / Technical Director, VectorCommand Limited Exercise! Exercise! Exercise! - Why this matters
16:20	Q & A
16:30	Close