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The Valley of the Sun Chapter of CFMA
will host

Emergency Management Planning
Presented by Course Authors:
Cal Beyer, VP of Construction Solutions for Murray Securuss
Brian Cooney, CCIFP - Executive VP of Finance & Administration for
Barriere Construction Co.
TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 2014
For people with an understanding of construction financial operations who need a better understanding of emergency preparedness planning and want to learn more about:
- Risks & Impacts of Disasters
- Emergency Management Process
- Business Continuity Planning
Attendees earn 4.5 CPE credits in the field of Management Advisory Services.
WORKSHOP LOCATION:
Sundt Construction
2620 S. 55th Street
Tempe, AZ 85282


Click here for course brochure and registration information.
Registration Deadline: Friday, March 21, 2014

This is a Group-Live course at the INTERMEDIATE Level.  A basic understanding of construction accounting & financial management and business operation principles is recommended.
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Questions? Contact: education@cfma.org

 

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