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• Transforming Tabletop Exercises In Support Of Operational Resilience

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    August 15, 2024
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    2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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    Webinar
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  The presenters will share how they reworked its typical exercise protocols and invited a new and modern approach to planning, preparation, and delivery of support and services for real-time operational resilience. Learn how its reverse planning strategy utilized its teams before they came to the exercise. See how community emergency response teams were included in its active threat exercise; see how we were rated, and the impacts to its future exercise planning and operational needs. Topics include modifying the exercise format, pre-planning and topic discussion versus surprise topic, identifying strengths and weaknesses, recognizing its historical and future needs, and shifting focus to prepare for its long-term operational resilience.
  

  Presenters: Capt. Dalton Jackson & EJ Miller, University of Oklahoma

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• Exercise Pitfalls - How "Not To" Conduct an Exercise

  • When
    September 19, 2024
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    2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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  Presenter: Mark Carroll, Boston University

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• What To Do When The Crisis Manager Is Having Their Own Crisis

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    October 17, 2024
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    2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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    Webinar
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  As crisis managers, we are expected to remain calm and in charge during a disaster or crisis event. People turn to us for guidance, support, and information during the worst possible times. But what does a crisis manager do when the crisis impacts them? What is their procedure to follow? Who is there to assist? Who covers for the crisis manager?

  This session will focus on three real-life scenarios where the crisis manager had to deal with real-life disaster situations. One scenario is a company declaring a disaster due to a hurricane, the second is when the crisis manager’s position was downsized and third, when a medical emergency thrusts the crisis manager into a situation they were unprepared for.

  Presenter: Tom Serio, MTS & Associates

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