"This class provided a well-balanced and organized cross section of information. The course also provided information needed to understand disaster recovery and develop a thought process to effectively begin the planning process." ~Tim McLeod, Singing River Federal Credit Union (2007)

"The conference gave me a lot of great information to use in our business continuity plan in addition to topics/issues I hadn't even considered."

"What a great conference!!! The information given to me was beyond what I expected. I didn't realize how excited I would be to rewrite my credit union's plan. The networking was beneficial; it has given me new contacts, great resources, and additional avenues to explore. Tremendous speakers!!! Thanks CUNA!"

"I received a clearer understanding of the overall plan needed for business continuation. Insurance, shared resources, employee safety, communication with employees and members."

"Excellent resources and weblinks. Worth the price paid just with all the slides. Topics addressed helped me think about business continuity plans in ways and areas I hadn't previously thought of. This information will help me prepare my credit union, myself, and my family when disaster(s) strike."

"While we have had a plan in place for several years, this was a good refresher. I got quite a bit out of the pandemic presentations."

"I realized the necessity to develop multiple plans and to think of emergencies, disasters, and facility problems differently. There is no one plan that will fit every situation. I will also take the pandemic situation more seriously and share what I have learned with members, staff, and family."

"We thought we were prepared sufficiently. We'd even had a few mock tests. This program helped to shed light on additional areas of consideration we had never covered. The ideas brought back from this conference will definitely help improve our recovery capabilities."

"I got the necessary push to update my disaster plan. That is something that is very easily put on the back burner to work on more immediate issues - but after all the information presented it's easy to see that "failing to plan is planning to fail"."