Crisis Management E-Learning Series
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[CM] [EL] Lesson 1: Overview of Crisis Management Concepts

BCM Institute’s Crisis Management E-learning courses cater to busy Crisis Management (CM) professionals and allow participants to obtain the Crisis Management Certified Planner (CMCP) certification at their convenience if taken as a complete package. 

This is your chance to dive deep into crisis management planning in Lesson 1 of the CM-200 e-learning module. This course is specifically designed for senior management and professionals (refer to Who Should Attend?) who want to understand how to prepare your organization for any unforeseen event.

Azizah Nurdin
Crisis Management Certified Planner-Specialist-Expert

Lesson 1: Crisis Management Concepts 

CM PlannerLanding PageThis is your chance to dive deep into crisis management planning in Lesson 1 of the CM-200 e-learning module.

This course is specifically designed for senior management and professionals (refer to Who Should Attend? below) who want to understand how to prepare their organisation for any unforeseen event.

It is a good choice for senior management and professionals (and even beginners) who need a grounding in crisis management concepts and would like a broad introduction to crisis management (CM) as an organisational discipline.

New call-to-actionThe need for CM is first established, followed by an overview of the CM planning methodology. Each phase of the CM planning methodology is explained together with the de facto standard for CM, ISO 22361.

Key terminologies are defined, and examples of crisis situations are provided to reinforce understanding.

At the end of the module, participants would be able to:

What will you learn?
  • Understand the basic concepts of Crisis Management
  • Align CM initiatives to Top Management’s goals
  • Identify CM's benefits and critical success factors – Understand the main clauses in ISO 22361 Standards.
  • Understand the difference between crisis, crisis management, crisis plan and crisis management planning.
Flexible Learning at Your Pace
  • Learn on your schedule: Pause and resume the module whenever it suits you.
  • Take detailed notes: Use the built-in electronic notepad to capture key takeaways.
  • Test your knowledge: A short quiz at the end will assess your understanding of the material.

Who Should Attend

Senior Management: CXOs, VPs, and other senior leaders responsible for the organisation's overall health and well-being. They must understand crisis management to make strategic decisions and ensure the organization's preparedness.

Department Heads: Leaders of departments most likely to be involved in a crisis response, such as Public Relations, Operations, Human Resources, Legal, Security, and IT. They must understand their role in the crisis management plan and how their department contributes to the response.

Business Continuity Professionals: Those involved in developing and implementing business continuity plans would benefit from a deeper understanding of how crisis management planning integrates with their work.

Risk Managers: Professionals responsible for identifying and mitigating risks would benefit from learning how crisis management planning helps address potential crisis scenarios.

Other Professionals with Crisis Response Roles: Depending on the organization's structure, this could include safety officers, emergency response personnel, and public information officers.


 

More Information About Crisis Management Courses

To learn more about the course and schedule, click the buttons below for the  CM-300 Crisis Management Implementer [CM-3] and the CM-5000 Crisis Management Expert Implementer [CM-5].

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