Crisis Management Insights
Read up on our emergency preparedness advice for business owners and employees alike.

Keeping Summer Fun (and Safe): A Note on Getting Prepared
Summer should be fun—BBQs, road trips, time off with family. But for many of us, it also marks the start of high-risk seasons: hurricanes in the South and East, wildfires in the West, and extreme heat just about everywhere.
As someone who has spent more than two decades in emergency management, I’ve learned that preparation doesn’t have to be complicated, and it shouldn’t get in the way of enjoying summer. In fact, being prepared helps protect the fun. When you have a plan in place, you can breathe a little easier knowing you’ve done what you can.
Whether you're leading a business, managing a team, or just looking out for your family, here are a few things to keep in mind as the season kicks off.

TRI’s Chief Client Engagement Officer Speaks at annual Continuity Insights Conference
Faith Newton speaks at annual Continuity Insights conference

TRI’s CEO and Chief Security Officer Speak at National Hurricane Conference
Andrea Davis and Clinton Preston speak at the National Hurricane Conference

TRI’s Director of Security, Clinton Preston interviewed by Glide
TRI launches Resiliency Academy Higher Education Program

From Y2K to CrowdStrike: Why Business Continuity Planning is Your Secret Weapon.
Operation disruptions and immediate revenue loss are not the only risks you need to consider. Think about the impact on your organization's brand if you do not have plans in place to respond quickly. Customers affected by a protracted business interruption are likely lost forever.