Training

Resilience breakfast briefing

by Mark Rowe

Buckinghamshire New University academic Louisa Berry will be speaking about the importance of making an organisation resilient at the next Breakfast Briefing at University Campus Aylesbury Vale on Friday, February 23.

She is Course Leader for MSc Organisational Resilience at Bucks New University. The briefing, titled ‘Business critical: harnessing the seven ps for resilience’; is supported by Buckinghamshire Business First and runs at the campus, pictured, in Walton Street, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, from 8am to 10am.

Louisa said the briefing is aimed at the novel start up to well-established companies and will particularly appeal to operational managers and executives. “Organisational resilience is the ability of organisations and individuals to be flexible and adaptable to any changing situations. This could range from how prepared they are and able to respond to incidents like flooding, staff off with flu, or terrorist threats, through to being enterprising and recognising that a business needs to grow and develop.

“I believe this philosophy begins with the individual and the culture in the organisation. It’s a great, easy opportunity to find out the key ways you can make your organisation more robust. I will introduce key facets of Organisational Resilience including protection and performance. The world is changing fast and these tenets are vital to continued smooth running.”

The event includes a free breakfast of bacon rolls and pastries, and tea, coffee, and orange juice. There will also be networking opportunities.

Register attendance at www.ucav.ac.uk/latest-events.

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