Licensed BCI Training Partner

We are licensed to conduct the 5 day BCI Training Course and to host the CBCI Examination on behalf of the Business Continuity Institute, Caversham, United Kingdom.

BS 25999 Training

Our training is provided by a Fellow of the UK-based Business Continuity Institute (BCI), who has twelve years BCM consulting experience and five years BCM training experience!

Consulting

We specialize in Crisis Management and Emergency Response planning, as well as comprehensive Desk-Top exercises (scenario walkthroughs) for the purpose of testing Business Continuity & Crisis Management Plans

Credentials

Managing Director, Mark Penberthy, has twelve years consulting experience in the field of Business Continuity Management (BCM), and five years experience as a BCM trainer.

He has trained over 1200 delegates from 16 African and the Middle Eastern countries.

His experience as a BCM consultant has been derived from exposure to assignments in the following BCM disciplines:

BCM Training and Awareness
BCM Programme Management
Risk Analysis
Site Inspections (Environmental Risk Assessments)
Data Centre Specification
Business Impact Analysis
BCM Strategy
Incident and Emergency Response
Crisis Management Planning Workshops
Scenario (Desk-Top) Walkthrough Exercises
Business Continuity Plans
System Regression Plans
BCM Solution Test and Maintenance

Mark is an accomplished public speaker on the subject and has conducted presentations at both local and international conferences and seminars.

He is frequently requested to present executive briefings to Senior Management.

Mark is a Fellow of the Business Continuity Institute, the highest level of international accreditation attainable.

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Credentials

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