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2008 Program
Date
Topic
Presenter
Jan 8
The Importance of BCP Methodology Richard Vance, Dee Halbrook, David Marx, Rick Massey, Chuck Monroe (seasoned BCP consultants)
Feb 12
Hurricane Season Predictions: Past and present Robert Mulloy, Chief Meteorologist for Shell Energy North America
Mar 11
United Space Alliance's Approach to an Integrated Emergency Management Process Andrea Hollman, United Space Alliance SFO Contingency Planning Lead
Apr 08
NFPA 1600 Standard on Disaster / Emergency Management and Business Continuity Programs Terry Moore, City of Houston Emergency Management
May 13
Satellite Communications; capabilities during a disaster Patti Taylor, Tim McKee, Peter Sadej
Jun 10
2008 Hurricane Forecast Mark Chambers, President
Chris Heber, Lead Hurricane Forecaste, Impact Weather
July 08
Using GIS, Situational Awareness and Indications & Warnings (I&W) Tools for Business Continuity

Laura McNulty, Vice President, Swan Island Networks

Ed Schlichtenmyer, Business Continuity Supervisor, Devon Energy
Aug 12
Tools in the Toolbox – Developing a flexible recovery strategy that meets the demands of the interruption Steven O’Neal, DR Operations Manager
Sept 09
Server Virtualization – Storage Implications and Practices John Thomas, Consulting System Engineer
Oct 14
Data Center Virtualization TBA
Nov 11
Board Elections TBA
Dec 09
ACP Appreciation Luncheon Membership

 

 

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2008 Meeting Attendance - June
2007 Meeting Attendance
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2006 Meeting Attendance
- Final
2005 Meeting Attendance - Final
2004 Meeting Attendance - Final
2003 Meeting Attendance - Final

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Membership is open to professionals and individuals interested in the field of contingency planning, business continuity and emergency management, and other similar disciplines. To further enhance the industry, all members adhere to the ACP Code of Ethics. Also, all members in good standing have voting rights on issues affecting the ACP.

One frequent inquiry (FAQs) involves membership dues. The cost of chapter membership usually comprises corporate and local dues combined, and is assessed annually by the ACP Corporate. All ACP chapters establish their own local chapter dues. Differences in dues structures typically represent variations in local economies, costs associated with providing direct member services and benefits, and member preferences. However, for any individual without convenient access to the nearest chapter— an unaffiliated ACP general membership is available for $75 annually (United States applicants, includes territories) or $100 annually (international applicants).

If you are considering an ACP membership, there is no better investment or greater return. One of many reasons members cite for joining or renewing a membership is the hands-on approach towards “Setting the Trend” that occurs at the local and national levels. This unique feature makes the ACP a premier organization as compared to others.

The ACP would like very much for you to become a member. Joining is easy. Simply follow the membership instructions listed in the following section.

Please contact the ACP at 1-800-445-4ACP if you require additional assistance.


To apply for membership:

Complete the online membership form, then print, sign and mail it with the appropriate payment to the address provided on the application.

 
 
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