WREMO Business Continuity workshop tomorrow (Friday 1st December)

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Eastern Bays Resilience Expo (working title)

Eastbourne Community Board in conjunction with WREMO, FENZ and others will be running an expo on Sunday 24th March 2024 to promote civil defence / community readiness to any issues our community might face - earthquake, tsunami, flooding, storms, fires, road closures, loss of drinking or waste water ... the list goes on.

If you, your business or someone you know may be interested in getting involved in some way please contact me - Bruce Spedding.

In the mean time, event below is tomorrow fyi.
Disruption could come in many forms – a major earthquake, flood, a prolonged power cut or even the sudden unavailability of you or a skilled member of your staff.
It is important that businesses are prepared and have a plan in place to respond to emergencies.
Having a plan in place and practising it ensure you can keep doing what you do best. We would like to invite you to our free two-hour business continuity workshop which is tailored for community businesses. This in-person workshop is an opportunity to learn not only from your local Emergency Advisor but the collective experience of other community businesses.
Throughout the two hours we will guide you through our 10 steps to business continuity planning.
If you’d like to learn more at one of our free workshops come along on the Friday 1st December 2023 at Hutt City Emergency Operation Centre, 25 Laings Rd.
To register a spot visit: https://wremo.nz/news-and-events/calendar/

The Eastbourne Business Group also has a Facebook page where information can be posted and questions and comments made. We occasionally post information we think may be of value to the local business community, such as announcements, meetings and presentations from HCC and the Hutt Chamber of Commerce. This is also a way for the business community to communicate with each other.

 

Community contacts, events and information are also available is also available on our website eastbourne.nz , in the Eastbourne Herald (printed copies at the library, or onine), on the ECB digital noticeboard (also in the library) and our Facebook page.

 

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