COVID-19 Impact and Response: Supply Chain and Mass Transportation

A special webinar presentation from the ASIS Supply Chain and Transportation Security Community.

Keyword(s) Crisis management, Business continuity planning, Coronavirus, COVID-19

This webinar will drill down on the impact of COVID-19 on supply chains and mass transit systems.

Credit Information 1 CPE

Tag(s) COVID-19, National Security, Managing Organizations, On Demand Webinar, Enterprise Security Risk Management ™ Webinars, Professional Level, Management Level, Executive Level

COVID-19 Impact and Response: Supply Chain and Mass Transportation

Description

COVID-19, also known as Coronavirus, has officially been declared a national emergency. The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic go well beyond the health sector; affecting all areas of public and private life. This webinar will drill down on the impact to the supply chain and to mass transit systems. Supply chain and mass transit share a common thread ... both demand a coordinated response to infectious threats. Join the discussion on “COVID-19’s Impact on the Supply Chain and Mass Transit” by attending this Supply Chain and Transportation Security Community sponsored webinar on 25 March and hear from experts breaking mid-pandemic to share their expertise and valuable insight.

Practice Director, Security and Resilience at BSI, Tony Pelli with address the impact COVID-19 is having on the global supply chain, manufacturing, distributions, and logistics. Tony has years of professional experience as a supply chain risk consultant helping Fortune 500 companies assess business continuity risk in their supply chains and design successful implementation of supply chain security and business continuity plans, policies, and procedures.

Tony will discuss the current situation and what to expect in the future by addressing the following topics:

The current situation – how Coronavirus is impacting supply chains around the world

Potential impacts – where supply chains are likely to go from here

What companies can do now about the supply chain impacts

How supply chains and preparedness may change in the future

Aston Greene, Interim Chief Executive Officer for Los Angeles Metro, is simultaneously fulfilling the role of Deputy Chief of System Security and Law Enforcement, directing all areas of transit system security and law enforcement operations, program management, community outreach, and technology development. In 2019, Aston led thousands of personnel responsible for crime prevention and response to achieve a nearly crime-free Super Bowl.

Plug into to hear Aston discuss the on-the-ground reality of COVID-19 and learn:

How the corona virus has shifted everyday life

How the LA Metro handles a layered response

Increases in interagency communications

Connecting homeless persons with social services during the outbreak.

Security risk professionals in the U.S. and around the globe will benefit from attending.

Credit Information

CPE credits for ASIS-sponsored webinars will be updated in your user profile within 48 hours of completion. Self-reporting of CPE credits is not required.