According to a Hartford Financial Services study, 40 percent of businesses go out of business after disaster strikes if they don’t have a disaster plan.
Join the Everett Area Chamber of Commerce from noon to 1 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 19, to see in action how small- and medium-sized businesses can reveal vulnerabilities and explore alternatives in order to answer them. Learn how you can prepare your own critical information and emergency plans.
Attend a free brown bag lunch hosted by the Everett Area Chamber and presented by Mike Geertsen of Depiction Inc. The seminar will be held at the Chamber of Commerce, 2000 Hewitt Ave., Suite 205. Please bring your own lunch and beverage.
Depiction Inc. is an Everett software company that produces low-cost, easy-to-use mapping, simulation and collaboration software. Depiction provides a new way for everyday people to easily build visual, interactive emergency plans using capabilities previously reserved for large organizations with big budgets and highly-trained experts. Around the world, emergency managers, educators, city planners and businesses use Depiction to ask and answer that all-important question: “What if?”
This seminar is limited to 20 people. To register, call 425-257-3222, ext. 0, or click here for more information.
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