Podcast

Business Continuity Management (BCM) Full Series

February 25, 2011

Overview

Learn how BCM can promote enterprise risk management, improve your insurance coverage, public law 110-53, refine your value proposition, and enhance vital records identification and protection and improve e-discovery capabilities.

Risk ManagementBusiness ContinuityBusiness InterruptionEnterprise Risk Management (ERM)Insurance
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Business Continuity Management (BCM) Full Series

Summary
Learn how BCM can promote enterprise risk management, improve your insurance coverage, public law 110-53, refine your value proposition, and enhance vital records identification and protection and improve e-discovery capabilities.
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Topics

  • BCM and ERM - How to use BCM to promote enterprise risk management (ERM).
  • BCM and Insurance Coverage - Can your BCM program improve your insurance coverage?
  • Public Law 110-53 - Follow whatever comes out of public law 110-53.
  • BCM in Today’s Economic Climate - Use the economic pullback to refine your value proposition.
  • BCM and E-Discovery - Embrace the opportunity to enhance vital records identification and protection and improve e-discovery capabilities at the same time.

Speakers

Mike Keating, Managing Director, Doulos Business Consulting

Michael Keating is a Managing Director responsible for leading the Business Continuity Management and Enterprise Risk Management services for Doulos Business Consulting, a specialty risk management organization. His expertise is assisting senior management implement sustainable enterprise-wide business continuity programs, and he has assisted clients of nearly every size and industry type prepare to minimize the impact of business interruptions, corporate crises and pandemic risk. 

He is considered an expert in business interruption, property, extra expense, product recall and fidelity claims as well as the evaluation of business interruption risk exposures and values reporting. Mr. Johnson has 19 years of experience in this field and a proven track record in assisting clients with large, complex insurance claims and litigation. Mr. Johnson has a unique background, with experience providing loss accounting services to both insurers and policyholders.

Stan Johnson, Managing Director, Insurance Claims Consulting, Navigant Consulting

Stan Johnson, C.P.A. is a Managing Director in the Insurance Claims Consulting practice of Navigant Consulting Inc and is based in the Atlanta office. His focus is managing engagements for business interruption, property damage, product recall, product liability and fidelity claims, business interruption values assessments, litigation support and expert witness services for corporate policyholders. Mr. Johnson has extensive experience in the analysis of economic losses resulting from catastrophic events to companies of all sizes and a wide variety of industries, as well as the proper preparation, submission and settlement of claims for those losses.

He is considered an expert in business interruption, property, extra expense, product recall and fidelity claims as well as the evaluation of business interruption risk exposures and values reporting. Mr. Johnson has 19 years of experience in this field and a proven track record in assisting clients with large, complex insurance claims and litigation. Mr. Johnson has a unique background, with experience providing loss accounting services to both insurers and policyholders.

David Gustafson, Director, Disputes and Investigation Practice, Navigant Consulting

David Gustafson is a Director of Navigant Consulting, Inc., where his main area of expertise is discovery management with a focus on the preservation, collection, review and production of electronic records responsive to regulatory and litigation requirements. David has over twenty years of experience in the information management industry providing strategic guidance, technical advisory, and project management support. He has expertise in record retention processes and technology, document processing and workflow technology, electronic evidence collection and review technology, and application requirements analysis and solution implementation.