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Plan to stay in business: free business continuity workshop June 9

Written by: April 27 2010
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY -NTB Group, in cooperation with the Indian River County Chamber, is offering a free Business Continuity seminar for local businesses Wednesday, June 9, from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Indian River County Chamber of Commerce

The seminar is led by Paul Seldes, of NTB Group, who will present a 10-step process to ensure the survival of your business after a disaster. Seldes is a certified Florida Professional Emergency Manager (FPEM), holds a CHS (Certification in Homeland Security) from the American College of Forensic Examiners Institute and is certified by the Department of Homeland Security as a COOP Program manager.

Please register as space is limited.  Call (772) 567-3491, ext. 110, or register online at  http://ntb-group.com/events/

Learn the ‘tools’ that make your business work, whether it’s key personnel, products, equipment or supplies. A disaster plan that identifies your most important resources will help ensure that your business is prepared to survive during unexpected and difficult times!

Business Continuity Planning s a process that will help you prepare for disasters and ensure that you stay in business after a disaster.

The Indian River County Chamber of Commerce is a 4-star Accredited Chamber representing the business community by providing services, benefits and leadership for positive growth and change.  To learn more about the Chamber or to become a member call (772) 567-3491, ext. 127.

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