Monday 30th October 2017 
Estee Lauder
One Fitzroy
6 Mortimer Street
London
W1T 3JJ

12:00 - 17:00
Directions

One of the main difficulties in developing our crisis leaders is that there are so many different varieties of crises that can take place in and around the business sector.  Terrorist attack, technical meltdown, natural disasters, social media propaganda and reputational challenges feature quite regularly in the mainstream media.  However, none of this means that we shouldn’t adhere to some best practice that emanates from some well known major events and this briefing intends to present the best current advice, on a range of issues, common to extreme and often spontaneous crises.  This briefing will explore the best practices that can be applied to any of the most challenging global incidents and delegates will be able to discuss, test and take away new solutions and be invited to think differently; a critical skill in leading responses to extreme events.

Areas that will be covered:

• Reputational recovery to the ‘new normal’
• Preparing our leaders for extreme crises
• How do you select, support and sustain leaders of the future?
• Changing the corporate culture - everyone’s responsible!
• What is the best of the best when it comes to solutions?

Those that should attend:

• Crisis response and business recovery leaders
• Government agencies leading on crises recovery
• Local authority planners
• SHEQ leaders
• Law enforcement and other emergency responders

Confirmed Speakers

Delegate Fee

CSARN Members | FREE

Standard Fee | £189.00

Public Sector | £109.00