We have since moved our World Continuity Congress Thailand to the more intimate and focused Meet-the-Experts Session with the theme being Program and Crisis Management, The Key To Disaster Readiness.

Having an updated Program and Crisis Management plan is essential in this day and age especially in being ready to face crisis and unrest like the one facing Bangkok today.

This seminar will provide the participants with the tools on how they could update their Program Management plan and keep it current. A case study will be shared by Mr Bhakorn Vanuptikul on how Program Management is conducted within an organisation and Dr Goh Moh Heng will provide participants with an overview of the key issues to look out for in implementing a Program Management plan.

The seminar would also give insights to:

• Update and maintain the plan effectively to reflect current conditions
• Review and audit the readiness and completeness of the plan.
• Ensure that all staff members, who are involved in the recovery process,
  understand the recovery plan.
• Develop and implement advanced level BC and DR tests and exercises.
• Create a BCM culture within the organization.
• Manage the overall BCM or DR program.

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Meet-The-Experts Program Highlights

Topic 1: Case Study: Program Management – Effective Implementation in an Organisation
Mr Bhakorn Vanuptikul, BCCS, Executive Vice President
Bangkok Bank Public Company Limited

Topic 2: Program Management: Key Component Overview
Dr Goh Moh Heng, BCCE, DRCE, BCCLA, President
BCM Institute and Managing Director, GMH Pte Ltd

Visit http://www.worldcontinuitycongress.com/registermtethailand to register for the conference now !

Why Should You Attend?

Participants will:

• Have an in-depth understanding of Program and Crisis Management
• Receive a walk-through of the implementation of a Program Management through a case study
• Learn to assess the readiness and completeness of the plan
• Learn to effectively implement the plan so that every staff understands its importance
• Learn how to establish a solid BCM culture

Registrations for seminar

• First-come-first-serve basis, subject to confirmation from BCM Institute.
• BCM Institute reserves the right to accept or not to accept registrations.

Note: The response to our MTE sessions are usually overwhelming; thus, we are sending early invitations for this session.

Seats will be restricted to two participants per organization; subsequent registrations will be place on the waiting list.

This Meet-the-Experts complimentary session is a professional sharing platform brought to you by BCM Institute Thailand.

"Very useful practical tips from experience"
- Mr Surakiat Wongwasin, Executive Vice Presidnt, TMB Bank PLC (Thailand)

"The course is appropriate for my role as Facilities Manager, overseeing the security, safety and crisis management"
- Ivan Koh, Facility Manager, Singapore Management University (SMU), Singapore

Meet-The-Experts is followed by a 2 day special Masterclass "Crisis Management & Crisis Simulation", this is 2-Day course focus on the understanding of crisis management and participants will be expected to be involved in a simulation exercise on the following day.

BCM-2061: Crisis Management is the first 1-Day course for professional who are responsible for crisis management. Participants will be expected to learn:

• Concepts on crisis management and communications
• Planning methodology to implement crisis management project
• Develop structure for crisis management team
• Be aware of the content of a crisis management plan
• Understand the design, command and control within the command centre

BCM-2050: Crisis Simulation is a one day course for participants to assist their organizations and agencies to move into a mature stage of BCM by looking into disaster scenario planning. Some will use this to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of their BC plans and BCM programme. Others may use this as a tool to help develop specific BC and emergency response plans. This practical course will take participants through the disaster life cycle with the use of a case study. The scenario for these exercises can be tailored from a typical threat of bombing or fire incidents to a H1N1 Influenza A Pandemic outbreak. Participants will emerge with a list of practical tips to conduct their own simulation exercises; including:

• Understanding of a "real life" worst-case key disaster scenario
• Track incident events and prioritize decisions and activities
• Manage crisis communications for command and control
• Improving coordination between the crisis management, emergency response, support and recovery teams
• Progress reporting to the crisis management team
• Conducting the debrief

For further queries, please contact

Khun Choochai Mongkolkitikul,
Country Manager of BCM Institute Thailand
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Tel: (66) 2 965 8551