DRI Professional Practices: What Has Changed and What It Means For You THE WEBINAR WILL BEGIN IN SHORTLY. PLEASE STAND BY.

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1 DRI Professional Practices: What Has Changed and What It Means For You THE WEBINAR WILL BEGIN IN SHORTLY. PLEASE STAND BY.

2 Welcome to today s webinar Today s Presenters Chloe Demrovsky, Executive Director, DRI International Raymond Seid, MBCP, Director of BC Service Delivery, McKesson Michele Turner, MBCP, DRI Instructor and Foundation Board Member Al Berman, President and CEO, DRI International Michael Janko, MBCP, Senior Director, Global Business Continuity, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Ginna Rodriguez, MBCP, Vice President Enterprise Risk Management, Global Payments Ingrid Shieh, Director of Marketing, DRI International Today s Moderator Russell Wooldridge Director of Business Development, DRI International

3 Chloe Demrovsky Executive Director DRI International

4 Global Connections: 14,000+ Certified Professionals in over 100 countries Member of the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction private sector ARISE initiative Served on the International Chamber of Commerce business and industry delegation for the negotiations of the Sendai Framework for disaster risk reduction

5 Global Connections: Acted as a consulting expert to the UNISDR science and technical advisory group European commission on the UN's own disaster management terminology Observer status for ISO technical committee 292 for security and resilience Trained international financial institutions, central banks, stock exchanges

6 Global Connections: Only BC certification body recognized by the Asia Pacific economic cooperation Mexico and UAE: DRI has advised government on new national BCM standards Signatory to Japanese joint declaration on overcoming future crises w/tokyo and Nagata governments DRI Singapore: official BCM education partner for Singapore Business Federation

7 U.S.: Chaired Alfred P. Sloan committee - foundation for Title IX implementation Member of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Homeland Security task force to counsel of experts for ANSI, ANAB, FEMA private sector subcommittee Advised the special assistant to the president for homeland security standards policy in the White House

8 Corporate: 80% of Fortune 100 companies employ a DRI Certified Professional Penetration across every industry vertical: financial services to energy to healthcare to telecommunications Trusted industry source for the mainstream media -- New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Bloomberg TV, Fox News, MSNBC, and more

9 Value of Professional Practices (PP): Designed to assist in the development, implementation, and maintenance of business continuity programs Tool for conducting assessments of existing programs Can reduce likelihood of significant gaps in a program, and increase cohesiveness

10 Download PP, Glossary for Resiliency from drii.org: Arabic Chinese English French Japanese Portuguese Spanish Turkish

11 Thought Leadership Session at DRI2017: Demrovsky, Commission Chairs will discuss Professional Practices, Glossary, and how you can get involved

12 Raymond Seid, MBCP Director of BC Service Delivery McKesson

13 Revision Goals: Advances in technology Cyber threat considerations Insurance as a risk transfer tool Strategies for manufacturing Supply chain processing Risk management concepts Legal and regulatory concerns Professional Practices

14 Modified Titles: Professional Practice Two (PP 2) Risk Evaluation and Control to Risk Assessment Professional Practice Five (PP 5) Emergency Response and Operations to Incident Response

15 New content expands scope of analysis: Cyber terrorism Supply chain Manufacturing Regulatory Insurance Risk management

16 PP 2 - Risk Assessment: Associated with cyber terrorism Provides more inclusive inventory of concerns for analysis PP 4 Business Continuity Strategies: Insurance coverage may affect amount of coverage for business interruption Combines potential loss with risk transfer mechanism for true ROI

17 PP 4 Revisions: Introduce 14 strategies for maintaining prediction, delivery during interruption Strategies include: analysis of production prioritization substituting products buying existing inventories from current customers

18 Michele Turner, MBCP DRI Instructor, Foundation Board Member

19 Revision Process: Process ensures that the information that drives certification areas is up to date with practices from any industry around the world Professionals associated with revision process: Those within the certification area Those who have been directly engaged in alliances for the organization

20 Revision Process: Key areas Program initiation and management Risk evaluation and control Impact, likelihood, and the level of management control required to identify and rate critical risks Emergency preparedness process, notification and other areas as a whole Clear and concise with messaging

21 Revision Process: Practices are irrespective of the industry location can be used anywhere to build a program Gathered information from industry experts to show how they can make it real for their particular organization

22 Al Berman President, CEO DRI International

23 Inclusive All-Volunteer Committee: Michele Turner Ray Seid Harley Lemons Al Berman Represents public and private sector

24 Review Committee: Don Schmidt Harvey Betan Mike Morganti Reviewed practices, abstracts, introductions, and contributed final comments

25 Changes to Professional Practices mean changes to courses that teach them: BCLE 2000 BCP 501 BCP 601

26 Includes: Cyber Supply chain management/threats Manufacturing strategies Regulatory compliance and standards Insurance Risk management

27 New materials reflected in updated Qualifying Examination Study materials on drii.org Masters Exam to be simplified, streamlined Courseware: revamped, modernized, with new videos, more study materials

28 Ginna Rodriguez, MBCP Vice President, Enterprise Risk Management Global Payments Inc.

29 Value of Professional Practices: A consistent approach in terminology for implementing business continuity programs within an organization BCM team understands how a BCM program should be managed, what elements are needed Creates framework for writing the corporate BCM standard, business continuity/disaster recovery plans

30 Value of Professional Practices: Audit guide for your company, outside vendors During interviews: Do applicants understand all aspects of business continuity? Can they explain how the different elements form a cohesive program?

31 Michael Janko, MBCP Director, Global Business Continuity Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company

32 Goodyear and the Professional Practices: Business continuity policy and organizational charter reference the PPs Benefit to company/associates - teams execute effectively during large scale incidents Developed internal benchmarking process w/detailed questions and targets referencing each PP

33 Goodyear and the Professional Practices: NFPA 1600 also references to Professional Practices Kept focus on this with new concepts ideas in past 10+ years Indicator of commitment to business continuity excellence and NFPA 1600 and DRI s contributions

34 Goodyear and the Professional Practices: Although failing to plan is planning to fail, it's all about execution! Surveys show: CBCP is the most sought after business continuity professional certification in the industry Provides value to both the employer, and gives support to effectively building and managing a robust business continuity process

35 Ingrid Shieh Director of Marketing DRI International

36 Marketing has conducted outreach to Certified Professionals over past year CPs help determine what professionals, organizations value and how DRI can deliver Professional Practices consistently ranked a most valued resource

37 Global survey to software vendors Goal: To determine how their existing software aligns to the Professional Practices Great resource for practitioners and organizations looking for software options that follow the Professional Practices

38 Questions & Answers

39 The DRI Thought Leadership Session: Feb :45 a.m. at

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