Online Global Resilience Summit Held on 19th September 2020

Daman Dev Sood, COO at CORE said, “We are proud to share that we passed our target of 1000 registrations by almost 50%.

The event was truly global by virtue of its profile – 1402 registrations from 68 countries, from 1055 companies, 21
speakers from 12 countries, 18 sponsors/ supporting organisations from 8 countries! The Summit covered the
following key topics:
• Activating The Right A.R.C. - Stay ahead of the curve
• Life During Covid-19 Pandemic
• Communication in Times of Crisis and Disaster
• Principles or Rules-based Cultural Effects on Risk Management
• Information Security – Paradigm Shift During Covid-19 Pandemic
• DRI Suggestions for Resilience During the New Normal From Covid-19 Pandemic
• Improving Continuity, Reliability, and Consistency of ITDR Management
• ITSM and ITDR Integration
• Lessons and Opportunities in Managing Covid-19 Pandemic: Learnings from Australia
• Civil Unrest in Hong Kong
• Non-Violent Communication in Crisis Management
The grand opening of the Summit was by an 11 years old boy – student of VII standard – possibly the youngest
Resilience speaker in the world. Couple of interesting debates held at the Summit included:
• Is BCM Dead?
• Darwin and Resilience
• What is the right age to start talking, walking, teaching Resilience?
CORE now has the experience of delivering about 21 physical and online Summits in different countries, including
this Online Global Summit. The bar is being raised and the next target is to have 2000 registrations – we will also
explore to make it a 2-day-event to expand the number of global speakers to provide enhanced learning experience
to the participants.
The event was open to all and was Complimentary to all. Summit site is https://bcm-me.ae/
Email: [email protected] | Call: +91 9958091880/ +91 9910110240
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Phone
9958091880
Country
United Arab Emirates
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Last Updated
October 5, 2020
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