2009 Conference Hours: Tue, Mar 17, 1pm-4pm Wed, Mar 18, 8am-4pm 2009 Free Show Hours: Tue, Mar 17, 4pm-7pm Wed, Mar 18, 10am-4pm

Speaker Presentations

8th Annual Event - The largest Business Continuity Planning event in the Northeast.

2008 Event Info Below - Check Back Soon for 2009

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Session 1: Crisis Management: Update - What you need to know in 2008.

• Alexander Tabb, The TABB Group (PDF, 2.30 MB)

Session 2: Putting Crisis Management to Work: An experienced view.

• John P. DiNuzzo, Freddie Mac (PowerPoint, 737 KB)

• Lisa Sciarrino, Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank AG (PowerPoint, 802 KB)

Session 3: Virtual Operations Centers. Putting virtual communications to work.

• Jan Sysmans, WebEx Communications, Inc. (PowerPoint, 5.27 MB)

Session 11: Cyber Attacks: A real threat to your firm’s information Super Highway.

• Michael Lesk, Rutgers University (Adobe PDF, 186 KB)

Session 13: Putting Business Continuity to Work within your Organization.
What you need to know to plan, budget, test and prepare for the next crisis.

• Thomas E. Martin and Oscar Menendez, Eagle Rock Alliance Ltd.
  Presentation (PowerPoint, 186 KB) | Metrics (PowerPoint, 701 KB)

Session 14: Taking a Proactive Approach to Crisis Management While Maintaining Business Continuity in a Tiered Environment.

• John Linse, EMC (Adobe PDF, 72 KB)

Session 15: Crisis Management in Integrated Financial Services Organizations.

• Bert Wolff, Chubb & Son and Frederick M. Spina, New York Life Insurance Company (PowerPoint, 5.75 MB)

Session 16: Protecting Vital Server Operations. Failover Systems at Work.

• Mike Denapoli, Double-Take Software (PowerPoint, 1.57 MB)

Session 18: Wall Street’s Response to Crisis Management.

• Patrick Alesi, Lehman Brothers (PowerPoint, 1.60 MB)