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Business Continuity

Puppy Love: Have Your Executives Fallen Hard for Business Continuity?

Shane Mathew | October 30, 2019

Once, long ago, I was on a date with an attractive young woman and so enamored with her that I began to plan out when we could see each other again … while still on the date. That day we planned several more dates, and within months, we were married. Has anyone ever felt this way about your business continuity program? Have your executives felt the pitter-patter in their chest whenever your program is mentioned? Have they casually ever walked by your office hoping to bump into you? Or planned the next meeting with you within a few days after…

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Shane Mathew

Shane Mathew, vice president of professional services at Virtual Corporation, oversees the consulting and software implementation. Prior to joining Virtual Corporation, Mathew served in various leadership roles within business continuity and emergency management in both healthcare and governmental organizations. Mathew has led the creation and implementation of business resiliency and risk identification programs for several organizations, including governmental, medical centers, and a multi-site, national pharmaceutical division of a global healthcare organization.