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8:30 - 9:30 (EST)
Plenary 01 - Carl Gibson
Global Threats – Local Risks: Challenging Dearly Held Beliefs and Perception
USA - David Barber
100:Psychological Considerations in Business Recovery
USA - Kevin Coleman
101:Preparing for the Coming Cyber War
USA - Gerald Lewis
102:Organizational Crisis Management: The Human Factor
UK - Kevin Brear
103:Isormorphic Learning in Business Continuity
AUS - David Parsons
104:Creating a Highly Resilient Organization
USA - Thomas Phelan
105:Emergency Management and Tactical Response Operations: Bridging the Gap
USA - Sandra Williams/Muntu Davis
106:Health Care: A Resilient Community During a Disaster
CAN - Alvaro Orrantia/Scott Crowley
107:Why Risk Assessments Should not be Checklists (Practice & Principles)
USA - Ted Buffington
108:Preparing to Bounce Back - Designing, Engineering, and Leading Resilient Teams (Human Element)
NZ - Chris Webb
200:How to Encourage Communities to Participate in Their Own Recovery Following an Emergency - A Case Study
CAN - Sandy Gillis
201:Risky Business: Resilience in a Digital Age
USA - Edward Goldberg
202:Creating a Culture for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning
CAN - Tyson Macaulay
203:Critical Infrastructure Interdependency: How do We Measure it
USA - Michael Redmond
204:Resiliency - Individual, Community, Business
CAN - Bob Black
205:A Systems Approach to Emergency Program Development
AUS - Alex McGill
206:Cyclone Larry - A Health Perspective
SWITZ - Terry Jeggle
207: International Developments in Disaster and Risk Management Education
(Practice & Principles)
USA - Karen Dye
208:An Integrated Approach to Enterprise Resiliency Measurement
UK - Dr. Richard Coker
306: TBA
UK - David Kaye
300:Managing Risk and Resilience in the Supply Chain (Practice & Principles)
CAN - Jim Stanton
301:The Death of News: How the e-world is Killing Traditional News Gathering Methods (Practice & Principles)
USA - Karen Scott-Martinet
302:Beyond the Sea (Level) (Future Trends)
AUS - Mike Tarrant
303: People, Our Most Precious Resource: Critical Role for Recovery and Opportunities to Build Resilience in Communities
(The Human Element)
1:45 - 2:45 (EST)
Plenary 02 - Scot Phelps
The Triangle of Preparedness: The Need for a Global Concept of Preparedness
USA - Sidney Skjei/Gwen Wood/ Cynthis Jackson
400:This Is Not A Test - Lessons Learned in Preparing for and Surviving Real Events
USA - Lesia Dickson/Cynthia Zanelli
401:Texas Special Needs Evacuee Tracking System
CAN - Linda Pickard
402:Confidence, Charisma and Creativity: How Necessary are All Three for Leaders in Emergency Management?
NZ - Michele Daly
403:Assessing Auckland's Capacity and Capability to Prepare for and Respond to a Disaster
CAN - Alain Normand/Benjamin Pantin
404:The Brampton Experience: Achieving Community and Business Resiliency in One Project
AUS - Gavin Love
405:Is it Resilience or Reliance We Are Searching For?
USA - K.C. Rondello
406:An Emergency Manager’s Guide to Establishing Alternate Care Facilities
UK - Tim Marjason
407:Command and Control & Communication Business Continuity - The Metropolitan Police Service Approach
CAN - Norm Keith
408:Understanding the Law of Emergency Management and Response
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