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A Tailored Fit: Best Practices for Critical Incident Response to Banks
Program Code:
1028-2e-270
Date:
Friday, October 28, 2011
Time:
1:15 PM to 2:45 PM
EST
SPEAKER
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Since 1997, Joe has consulted with management coordinating crisis response for over 2000 cases to banks, businesses, and government organizations involving situations such as accidents, robberies, and employee deaths. He also trains Ceridian s Management Consultants in CIR and has over 14 years experience going onsite to companies in the Twin Cities area.
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Jeff Gorter,
MSW, EAP Account Manager,
Crisis Care Network, Grandville, MI
Jeff Gorter, LMSW, Account Executive for CCN, has over 25 years of
clinical experience including extensive on-site critical incident response
to businesses. He has responded directly to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks,
Hurricane Katrina, the Virginia Tech shootings, the 2010 Gulf Oil Spill,
and the Japanese Earthquake.
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Description
Financial institutions have specific expectations and protocols preferred following robberies - One size does not fit all! This poses challenge and risk for EAPs seeking to provide customized service to high profile customers. This presentation will review best practices for CIR services to banks, along with integrating elements of psychological first aid into a unique corporate culture. Principles outlined provide a model of adaptability for delivering CIR to any industry with strong corporate identity and exacting expectations.
1) Review industry specific research related to bank robbery trends, and develop a comprehensive EAP response protocol; 2) Integrate psychological first aid principles and highly customized critical incident response services into a corporate environment; and 3) Ensure coordinated services within strong corporate cultures with unique expectations.
No items are available for this session.