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Disaster Recovery Planning

What happens when a disaster strikes? According to recent data most companies do not survive when a major disaster strikes, while others lose significant amounts of money during the recovery phase, due to the lack of preparation. Preparing for a disaster is a necessity and many companies either operate without a formal Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) or never test their written plans.

This workshop will provide you with a framework for designing and implementing a well-organized DRP. You will gain tools, knowledge and skills in areas of risk assessment, critical needs evaluation, recovery plan objectives, designing the DRP, and simulation testing. Topics covered will include risk mitigation, organizational preparation, emergency response intelligence, and disaster recovery management systems.

Workshop Details 

Date: On Demand
Location: Downtown Jacksonville
Meals: Heavy hors d'oeuvres

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Who Should Attend

  • Executives and business owners who want to enhance the efficacy of their organization's disaster recovery program.
  • Human resources and legal professionals looking to understand the potential impact and response of certain threats on their organization's workforce

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Gregory Grant has been referenced or featured in media publications such as Huffington Post, Forbes, MSNBC, EPN, BUZZ, and many others for his consulting work with business owners and the veteran community. He is a recipient of the Regional Performance Award at the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) for successfully assisting companies with growth and goal accomplishments. He has participated as a panelist and served on the Vetrepreneur Committee in partnership with the City of Jacksonville and the Military Affairs Veterans Department. 

Gregory is an Advisory Board Member for the Jacksonville Veteran Chamber of Commerce and is a Director-At-Large for the National Contract Management Association. He previously served as the Vice President of the Jacksonville Black Chamber of Commerce. He is the Assistant Director of Special Programs at the Florida SBDC at UNF, Government Contracting Specialist with the Procurement Technical Assistance Center at UNF, and an Adjunct Business Instructor at several higher education institutions.