Business continuity planning “BCP” can help you win public sector and larger commercial contracts, reduce your operational costs and protect you against personal liabilities. The Companies Act requires directors to show due diligence, independent judgment and reasonable care to identify and reduce risks. BCP protects a business and boosts growth by planning actions to reduce risks.
Over 250,000 new startups are registered on companies house every year. Yet 75% of startups fail within 5 years due to failure to identify and prioritise business continuity risks. This event helps you to draft a Business Continuity Plan using methods appropriate to your size and structure.
This webinar will cover:
The benefits of BCP inside and outside your business
Company Law regulations, Director risks and liabilities
How to structure your plan in relation to your size and sector
How to encourage and engage stakeholders in co-developing your BCP
Sharing and publishing the BCP with your supply chain
Examples of innovation actions to ensure sustainable growth
Q&A
About the trainer
Clive Bonny shows how he has successfully applied these simple BCP steps since founding Strategic Management Partners in 1990. This has led to winning long term projects with public sector organisations, government bodies, PLC’s and international clients. His professional qualifications include risk management, HR development, sustainable governance standards “ESG”, IP protection, and dispute mediation. Free accessible short video tips at https://consult-smp.com/bcp
This is an online event.
Following the event, the BIPC will send you a feedback form which we would be grateful if you could complete to allow us to monitor the success of our events.
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