FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact Mary Clare Bennett, CMP Media LLC
SF READY: (415) 947-6712
October 8, 2002, San Francisco, CA—Please join SF READY at its next Business Preparedness Roundtable on Wednesday, October 16, 2002.
This month’s topic is
Kevin O’Neill is employed by the Legal Learning Group. Mr. O’Neill designs and presents employment law training programs for organizations on such topics as harassment prevention, EEO compliance, workplace violence and diversity awareness. He previously served as president of his own training organization focusing on employment law, performance management, leadership and communication skills training. He also served as a featured presenter for the nationally renowned training organization, CareerTrack, Inc. Mr. O’Neill practiced employment law with a wide variety of labor and employment issues, including disputes arising under Title VII, FMLA, ADA, and a variety of state statutes.
Keith Headman, Director of Security from Charles Schwab will discuss real-life applications of workplace violence prevention programs.
When? NEW DATE! Wednesday, October 16, 2002 from 12:00 noon to 1:30pm
Where? NEW LOCATION! The James Irvine Foundation, One Market, Steuart Street Tower, Suite 2500, Doyle Conference Room, San Francisco. Our new temporary location is directly across the street from the Federal Reserve Bank and the BART, Embarcadero Station.
Cost? FREE! No need to pre-register. (Feel free to bring your lunch)
SF READY is a collaboration of the SF Mayor’s Office of Emergency Services, The SF Chamber of Commerce and numerous concerned businesses, and produces roundtables every other month, free to the public, on topics of business emergency preparedness and business continuity. For more information please contact: Mary Clare Bennett, CMP Media LLC—SF READY 415-947-6712
The remainder of the 2002 calendar also has new dates and will be held at The James Irvine Foundation. Mark your calendar for our last roundtable this year—December 11, 2002.
SF READY extends a special thank you to Dana Brownfield and The James Irvine Foundation for the generous use of their conference facilities while our usual home, the Federal Reserve Bank, remodels its first floor conference facility.