Industry Experts, Executives Examine Solutions for Managing Corporate Risk at Seventh Annual Conference
Annapolis, Maryland - November 10, 2008
Stephen Hoffman, Chief Executive Officer of iJET Intelligent Risk Systems, a leading provider of global intelligence and business resiliency services, will co-present a session examining business resiliency best practices at The Conference Board’s Seventh Annual Corporate Security, Business Continuity & Crisis Management Conference. The session, geared toward executives at multinational corporations, will focus on the growing field of business resiliency and its importance in helping businesses proactively manage risks, anticipate disruptions and gain a competitive edge.
Joining Hoffman in the session is Christopher Duncan, Chief Operation & Financial Officer of The McCart Group and former Chief Risk Officer for Delta Airlines. Together, they will offer insight on trends in resiliency programs at multinational organizations, present real-world case studies, and discuss practical applications of resilient business models as well as best practices organizations can use to not only survive disruptions but also thrive in their aftermath.
The Corporate Security, Business Continuity & Crisis Management Conference is hosted by The Conference Board, the world’s preeminent business membership and research organization, and will be held on November 11 and 12 in New York City. The conference brings together senior executives from leading companies, renowned policy experts, and government officials to examine and evaluate cutting–edge solutions to managing corporate risk.
iJET is a media sponsor and exhibitor at the event.
About The Conference Board
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