RESOURCES

The Business Resilience Certification Consortium International (BRCCI) is a non-profit business resilience certification body providing professional certification programs in information technology, disaster recovery, business continuity and business resilience. For more information about BRCCI certification please visit their website, contact them by email.

Southern Connecticut State University is pleased to offer Connecticut's first Graduate Certificate in Emergency & Disaster Management with an endorsement in Business Continuity.  This 12-credit certificate is designed to provide practitioners with a strong background in disaster theory, disaster practice and disaster process with a capstone course in business continuity.  Taught by former Disaster Recovery Institute International Education Commissioner Scot Phelps, this course covers the 10 business continuity professional practices in depth.  Other endorsements include critical infrastructure assessment, exercise design, emergency management, hospital emergency management and public health preparedness.  For more information, visit their website or contact Scot Phelps.


JOBS

BC Management is an excellent job searching resource specializing in placing Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery and Security professionals internationally.


FAQ's

What is the cost to attend an ACP-CT meeting?
Regular monthly meetings (and lunch) are free to ALL ACTIVE ACP members and to first-time guests.  Active members also receive discounts to ACP-CT events, such as our annual all day event. Repeat guests to our regular monthly meetings are subject to a $20 cover charge to help compensate lunch and chapter expenses.  Please refer to our Chapter Guest Policy for more details.

I understand that attendance at ACP-CT meetings qualifies for DRII continuing education credits.  Does the chapter automatically apply for my credits with DRII?
No. You must apply for your credits directly with DRII. The chapter membership directors keep a record of meeting attendance to support your request for DRII credits.  When attending an ACP-CT meeting, please make sure to sign in or check your name on the meeting attendance sheet to verify your participation.

Why are meetings always held at Northeast Utilities in Berlin, CT?
ACP-CT strives to provide outstanding value to its members. Therefore, in order to save Chapter money we look to members for the hosting of meetings.  Northeast Utilities has graciously allowed us to use their facility as a base; however the Chapter is always open to members who can host a meeting at a facility that can accommodate approximately 50 people, as well as offer free parking.

Please refer to ACP-International for additional FAQ's.