The world, as we know, can be an uncertain place. With preparation, your business can be ready for any critical event and minimize disruption to its operations.

So, what is organizational resilience?Organizational resilience is the ability to adapt your organization’s operations to a changing risk environment. Businesses can guard against service disruptions by building enterprise resilience and ensuring remarkable customer experiences.

Organizational resilience is the product of having the right processes and systems to anticipate, respond to, and recover from disruptions. It requires having the right people to manage the response to an event and participate in the response to it.

Join this webinar on August 4^th to learn about 4 best practices to ensure preparedness and resilience in your organization. You’ll gain insights on:

· How data and analytics help assess threats

· Why CEM platforms need to be scalable, integrated, and cross-functionally supportive

· How intelligent workflows accelerate threat resolutions

· Why communication and collaboration are keys to success in all phases of a critical event

Speaker*

Eric Chetwynd 
Sr. Solution Marketing Director
Everbridge

Eric Chetwynd, Sr. Solution Marketing Director at Everbridge, brings more than 20 years of experience creating and leading innovative software solutions to market.

Prior to working for Everbridge, Eric lead go-to-market strategies and solution delivery at a number of mission-driven technology organizations including Curaspan (NaviHealth), PatientKeeper (HCA Healthcare), Ingenix (Optum Insights), and OneSource Information Insights (Dun & Bradstreet). Eric brings a unique global perspective, having worked closely with diverse teams world-wide to develop patient-centric solutions that address the complexities of today’s healthcare landscape. He regularly speaks at educational conferences and organizational meetings and has been a featured speaker at HIMSS, Becker’s, CMSA, NTOCC, Society of Actuaries, National Association of Healthcare Services, and IAHSS.

Eric has also led teams and served as a mentor to upcoming solution professionals working with the Product Executive Forum, ProductCamp Boston, and the Boston Product Management Association.

*Note: Speakers and content are subject to change without notice.