2/23/2012 In Scottsdale, AZ - Global Conference On Disaster Management

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Blue Ridge, Georgia, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 19, 2012 -- Scottsdale, AZ, The Global Conference on Disaster Management and Howard Yang, Marketing Director, are excited to publicize the upcoming conference at Scottsdale Arizona set for February 23, 2012. The two main areas of study and presentation are business continuity and risk management after a disaster.

While no business wants to be caught in a natural or other type of disaster, such things do happen. Planning ahead for the needs of a business or organization during and following a disaster is important in order to maintain operating capabilities during the event or at least quickly recovering after the event.

According to Yang, speaking during a recent interview, "Being ready in advance is more critical than ever for employers, employees, and members of their families, in the event of a disaster, even at a local level." The conference will allow employers and officials to identify the needs and systems that must be implemented in order to prepare for operations in the future.

More than forty percent of business that suffer a major disaster are never able to reopen. Being prepared for the certainty of another major disaster in the life of the business is one way to improve chances of surviving the disaster as a viable business.

Learn more information regarding the arrangements for the conference, the subjects covered and speaker information by checking out the web pages located at http://www.disasterconference.org . Members of the press and other interested parties may query Howard Yang for further details and answers to questions about this press release.

Contact Person Name: Howard Yang, Director of Marketing

Company Name: Global Conference on Disaster Management

Address: Hilton Scottsdale Resort, 6333 North Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, Arizona

Email: howard@disasterconference.org

Website: www.disasterconference.org

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