Steelhenge Consulting Ltd

Dominic Cockram, MD of Steelhenge Consulting, has confirmed he will speak at the ICPS one-day Business Continuity: Safeguarding Profitability & Economic Sustainability conference to be held at the Silken Berlaymont Hotel, Brussels on 29th June 2011.

Drew Gibson, consultant and social media expert in Steelhenge's business continuity and crisis management team, recently spoke at a London BCI forum event on how to utilise social media as part of a crisis response.

Crisis management and organisational resilience specialists Steelhenge Consulting have released a guide to business continuity, designed specifically for small businesses, available from the Business Continuity Awareness Week 2011 website

Steelhenge Consulting is in the final nine companies shortlisted in the Specialist Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Company of the Year category of the 2011 Business Continuity Awards held by CIR magazine

Steelhenge reports that both private and public sector organisations are commissioning more crisis exercises than ever before, with a notable emphasis on requests for cyber scenarios.

Steelhenge Consulting has released ten top tips to help businesses improve their business resilience in preparation for the London 2012 Olympics, only 500 days away as of March 15th, 2011.

The BCI is running a number of global activities during Business Continuity Awareness Week, from the 21st – 25th March 2011, including an online business continuity service provider showcase which will feature Steelhenge

Steelhenge Consulting confirms that Drew Gibson, consultant and social media expert in the business continuity and crisis management team, will speak at a London BCI Forum event on how to utilise social media as part of a crisis response.

Steelhenge Consulting, a leading provider of crisis communications training, has reported an increasing number of companies requesting specialised social media crisis response training

Steelhenge Consulting Ltd exhibited at the BCM World Conference and Exhibition in November 2010, Isobel Nicholas, Director of Communications, describes why it was so successful.