Download the Brief Firestorm Founders Forum – Crisis Leadership Conversations
Firestorm founder Jim Satterfield discussed the current issues businesses, schools and organizations are facing during a Firestorm…
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When disaster strikes, is your company prepared to house, feed and provide for your employees for hours,…
Continue reading »Download the Resource – Business Blackout – research from Lloyd’s and University of Cambridge
Firestorm hosted a new Virtual Stress Test on August 22, 2016, titled Conditions of the Unknown. This…
Continue reading »Download the Brief: Are You Really Prepared to Respond to an Active Shooter?
Download Are You Really Prepared to Respond to an Active Shooter? We are reminded that acts of…
Continue reading »Download the Brief Where’d Everyone Go? Managing Communicable Illness Absences
The Ebola scare of 2015 highlighted the need for more robust communicable illness planning for businesses, schools…
Continue reading »Download the Post-Session Paper – Sexting Crisis and Consequence 2016
This paper is based upon the Firestorm Virtual Exercise Stress Test for Schools session – Sexting Crises…
Continue reading »Download Ten Cyber-Crisis “Before NOW” Actions – The Heavyweights Weigh In
Download Ten Cyber-Crisis “Before NOW” Actions – The Heavyweights Weigh In Every business faces escalating cyber risk….
Continue reading »Download the Post-Session Paper on Communicable Illness – The Heavyweights Weigh In
This twenty-two page document covers every aspect you must consider when responding to a medical epidemic or…
Continue reading »Download Workplace Violence in the Health Care Industry – Senate Bill 1299
The following is part of a larger paper by Firestorm Principal and Nexis Preparedness Systems CEO Jeffrey…
Continue reading »Download the Brief Why Business Intelligence Makes You So Dumb
Powerful technology provides powerful data – big data. More numbers, more detail and more metrics can complicate…
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