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Betty A. Kildow

Betty Kildow FBCI, CBCP, is principal of Kildow Consulting where for more than 20 years widely diverse companies and organizations have benefited from her expertise and real-world approach to addressing the challenges in developing and maintaining a robust Business Continuity and Resilience capability. A Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP) with the Disaster Recovery Institute International since 1998, she was named a Fellow of the Business Continuity Institute (FBCI) in 2002. Kildow is an ISO 22301 certified Master. She has been an adjunct instructor at UC Berkeley and Massachusetts Maritime Academy. A strong proponent of including the supply chain in continuity planning, she is author of A Supply Chain Management Guide to Business Continuity published by AMACOM and in Japanese by President「事業継続」のためのサプライチェーン・マネジメント. She is a member of the Business Continuity Journal’s Peer Review Panel and past board member of the Institute for Supply Management Risk Management Group. She is a graduate with distinction of the University of California, Berkeley’s Emergency Preparedness, Planning, and Management Program.
Betty A. Kildow
Continuity Contributors

Musings on Artificial Intelligence

by Betty A. Kildow2023-01-26
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Continuity Contributors Governance

Time to Reevaluate Your Business Continuity Policy?

by Betty A. Kildow2022-11-172022-11-17
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Continuity Contributors Supply Chain

Covid-19 Vaccine – Preparing our Supply Chains for a smooth distribution

by Betty A. Kildow2020-11-112020-11-16
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Continuity Contributors Ethics Supply Chain Sustainability

To protect your Supply Chain… Purchase your suppliers or create supply partnerships?

by Betty A. Kildow2018-12-052020-11-25
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Continuity Contributors

Whose watch is it anyway?… Consultants and Business Continuity Planning

by Betty A. Kildow2018-10-152020-11-12
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Continuity Contributors Risk

Mitigating Supply Chain Risk for Greater Resilience

by Betty A. Kildow2018-08-282020-11-11
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Continuity Contributors Supply Chain

Continuity Standards, Guidelines, Best Practices: Goal or Guide?

by Betty A. Kildow2018-08-092020-11-11
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Continuity Contributors

With whom can we work to help improve organizational resilience?

by Betty A. Kildow2018-05-152020-11-08
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Continuity Contributors

Time for a Checkup… Business Continuity Training

by Betty A. Kildow2017-05-112020-11-13
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Continuity Contributors

Global Supply Chain: Heading in the Right Direction?

by Betty A. Kildow2017-01-202020-11-13
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