Resilient Action Items, Resilience Roundup: April 5, 2019

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April 5, 2019

Community Resilience Resilient Action Item

Disaster relief done right: 4 mistakes people make when trying to help after a disaster.

Salon. “Most of the money that pours in after [disasters] does not reach organizations on the ground,” one observer noted.

Business Resilience Resilient Action Item

FDIC Issues Guidance on Service Technology Service Provider Contracts.

The National Law Review. Defining key terms in the contracts relevant to business continuity and/or incident response. As noted in the Letter, the Interagency Guidelines …

Disaster Recovery Resilient Action Item

‘Farmers won’t be compensated for millions of dollars of soybeans lost after floods and trade war.

NBC News. Farmers will have to destroy all grain contaminated by floodwater, and many are worried about making good on previously signed contracts to deliver crops.

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Bonnie Canal, MBCP go to expert on resilience. She is a nationally recognized leader in resilience innovations and strategies, and is the founder and Managing Partner of The Resiliency Institute, LLC (TRI).With her strategic work session with organizations and government officials, she has developed and delivered energizing programs that deliver results. She helps busy professionals prevent burn out while building a more resilience lifestyle.

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