[dropcap]A[/dropcap] number of major players in the Insurance Industry are lining up to be part of the first Insurance Symposium being organised by the Saint Lucia Chamber of Commerce titled, “Disaster Mitigation in a New Climate: Business Continuity and Insurance”. The Chamber is partnering with members of the Insurance Council of Saint Lucia, the SHLTA and a number of other organisations, to make this timely and important symposium successful.
Making businesses and consumers more knowledgeable and informed about how they can put in place an effective Disaster Preparedness and Business Continuity Plan is vital to limiting the negative impacts when disaster strikes home or business. Using insurance to mitigate the risks is also extremely important if one wishes to rebound quickly after a catastrophe. This is the critical thinking behind the symposium and all stakeholders can play a role and benefit from this educational process.
Banks, too, have a lot at stake and it is hoped that they will work with their clients and the other industry actors, like insurance companies, contractors, engineers and regulators, to improve the state of preparedness in this most vulnerable part of the world.
The Chamber has invited regional and national public and private sector players to take part in this vital conversation. Special invitations are being issued to the Air and Seaports Authority, the Ministry with responsibility for Infrastructure as well as the National Emergency Management Organisation (NEMO) to be part of, and contribute their insight and perspectives to, the symposium.
Four thematic “Insurance Clinics” aimed at some key sectors will take place in the afternoon session, namely: Small Business, Public Sector/Public Utilities, Tourism and General Business. These clinics will focus on sector-specific discussions with industry experts leading the conversation.
The symposium “Disaster Mitigation in a New Climate: Business Continuity and Insurance” is scheduled for Tuesday 8th May 2018 from 9:00 am-3:30 pm at the Finance Administrative Centre, Point Seraphine. The Chamber invites all persons to be a part of this discussion of national importance.
If you are interested in attending, or for more information, please contact the Chamber at 452-3165 or
email info@stluciachamber.org.
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