An Introduction to Risk

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An Introduction to Risk - For Continuity Professionals

Summary:

Business Continuity professionals and those working in Risk are often divided by common terminology. Rubina Faber bridges the gap and expands on the elements of general Risk Management for the Business Continuity professional. The course is based on the OGC’s Management of Risk M_o_R Guidance, and is in line with the BCI's good guidelines.

The Course Will Benefit:

Business Continuity professionals, and others wishing to understand risk evaluation and general Risk Management.

The Course Covers:

Locations: London & Cotswolds:

Cotswold Conference Centre. This award winning venue is near Moreton-In-Marsh, which is 90 Minutes on a direct line from London Paddington. As part of our green policy, we offer free transfers from Moreton-in-Marsh railway station and Birmingham International Airport/ Railway Stn so that you can leave the car at home (some restrictions apply; please contact us for details).

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Dates:

22 March 2010 (London)

24 May 2010 (Cotswolds)

12 July 2010 (London)

11 October 2010 (Cotswolds)

Course Author & Presenter: Rubina Faber

Having held a number of senior management positions in Finance, IT, Marketing and Retail, Rubina joined Regal in 2002 and, became the first trainer worldwide to be accredited in PRINCE2, MSP and M_o_R.

She worked with the Office of Government Commerce (OGC) to develop M_o_R, and is on the M_o_R (Management of Risk) Exam Board. With in-depth experience and a training record in delivering Programmes, projects and risk, Rubina remains one of the most respected and unique trainers in her field.

Price and booking information:

£530 + VAT (This includes lunch, refreshments and free Affiliate Membership of the Business Continuity Institute, for those who are not already members.)

To book this course or any other please email: bookings@continuityshop.com, alternatively you can complete our Online Booking Form or call: +44 (0) 161 743 3555.