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Business Continuity Planning vs. Resiliency Planning During El Nino and Weather-Driven Natural Disasters: A Credit Union Perspective

El Niño, La Niña, extreme weather events, wildfires, flooding, droughts, and landslides are no longer rare disruptions. They have become recurring operational risks that affect facilities, technology, employees, third-party providers, and members. El Niño is particularly significant because it alters weather patterns for months, creating elevated risks of flooding in some regions and drought, extreme heat, and wildfire conditions in others. NOAA, NASA, and climate researchers consistently identify El Niño as a major driver of global weather variability and associated disruptions. For credit unions, the challenge is not simply recovering after a disaster. The challenge is maintaining critical member services while the disruption is occurring.

Wednesday August 26, 2:00 PM EDT

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By attending this webinar, you will:

  • Understand the impact of recurring weather-driven disruptions, and why they require credit unions to plan for prolonged, multi region impacts rather than one-time emergency events
  • Learn how El Nino can intensify and extend risk such as flooding, drought, extreme heat and wildfires, and why scenario-based planning is essential for credit union operations
  • Explore how business continuity planning can help your credit union maintain critical member services while a disruption is actively unfolding, not just recover after in ends

  • Identify opportunities to strengthen facilities, technology, employee readiness, third-party dependencies and member communication before disaster occurs

  • Discover why a credit union specific approach is critical to protecting member trust, minimizing service interruptions and supporting operational stability during natural disasters. 

 

Meet The Speakers

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Tim Daugherty

Director of Security & Resilience 

 

 

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