Domain C: Risk Management | 6 clock hours
Your No. 1 role as a meeting professional isn’t executing flawless experiences or driving business results for your organization. It’s ensuring the safety and security of the people you have brought together onsite. But if this is your most critical role, how prepared do you feel for stepping into it during a crisis or incident? And do you have the plans in place to ensure that you are successful?
Build and maintain an understanding of the risk management and emergency planning process with this six-hour certificate course, developed in partnership with the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security (NCS4) at the University of Southern Mississippi. Discover processes for risk assessment and emergency preparedness, adapted from the best-in-class experts in marathons and World Cups. Deep dive into incident management strategies as needed for the prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery from all-hazard emergency incidents. Discover techniques to prevent and respond to everything from ordinary incidents such as fights or drunkenness to extraordinary crimes, violence, terrorist attacks, and natural disasters.
Learn how you can ensure the safety and security of all attendees, limit damage, and restore services in the event of emergencies. Helping your organization host successful meetings begins with creating events that are safe and secure for all attendees and stakeholders. Give yourself the tools you need to effectively plan for and respond to crisis and deliver on your responsibility to your attendees and your organization.
Learner Objectives
At the completion of this program, you’ll be able to:
Participants of this course receive:
Activities Included:
Emergency Prep | Introduction
Module 1: Identifying Events vs. Incidents
Module 2: Conducting a Threat Assessment
Module 3: Emergency Planning
Module 4: Collaboration & Communication
Module 5: Manage, Mitigate & Remove Risk
Module 6: Post Event Assessment & Activations
Module 7: Training & Exercising
Module 8: Connecting the Dots
Course Reflection
Course Evaluation