Two upcoming compliance webinars focused on business continuity planning
July 23, 2020
Business continuity is the leading topic for two new, upcoming compliance webinars that provide key considerations and best practices for credit unions.
“Because of the pandemic, credit unions are testing their business continuity plans,” said Melisa Kallestad, director of compliance & lending education at CUNA. “Many credit unions are finding weaknesses in their plans and are looking for advice on how to make enhancements. These two upcoming webinars offer timely information on considerations for designing a more effective business continuity plan and give professionals a chance to work through their questions with peers and subject matter experts.”
Join your peers for participant-driven discussion to share lessons, ideas and solutions during this free roundtable-style webinar for CUNA members. This your opportunity to both connect with peers and review the business continuity lifecycle with Linda Carlson, a solutions consultant with Quantivate, the technology provider for Credit Union Compliance Management System™.
In this webinar, you’ll have the opportunity to get your questions answered as you consider fresh perspectives on business continuity program. Sign up to attend the live session here or access the recorded version here.
Whether your team is developing a continuity plan for the first time, looking to make improvements or seeking a refresher on best practices, this webinar provides a deep dive into evolving and enhancing your plan.
With speaker Andrea Tolentino, Certified Business Resilience Auditor (CBRA) and senior-level solutions consultant at Quantivate, you’ll get a review of the elements to consider in a comprehensive business continuity plan, including:
the business continuity lifecycle
alert levels
business continuity and pandemic plan structure
supporting documentation
Register for the webinar here or purchase the recorded version here.
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