Oregon State Treasury and BOLDplanning Continue Moving COOP Plans Forward
Focused on improving the financial well-being of all Oregonians, the Oregon State Treasury provides a variety of essential services to the State’s estimated 4.2 million residents. As such, it must make every effort to ensure these services remain available [...]
Advanced BOLDplanning COOP Workshops Help Ensure Preparedness Plans are Implemented Efficiently and Effectively
Effective Continuity of Operations (COOP) planning requires strong stakeholder engagement, consistent training, and deep, hands-on involvement. More often than not, it also usually involves people from multiple organizations or divisions. For these reasons and a litany of others, preparedness [...]
Is Your School Truly Prepared for an Emergency?
Schools may be places filled with laughter and learning, but given recent events, they are also becoming ones where certain, oftentimes unimaginable events can occur. These can range from active shooter situations like those occurring at Marjory Stoneman Douglas [...]
Webinar Wednesday | Essential Functions/BIA Critical: Components of a COOP
Learn about Essential Functions and BIA, Two of the Most Critical Components of a COOP In this BOLDplanning best practices webinar, you'll gain greater insight into defining essential functions and conducting a business impact analysis, two critical components of [...]
BOLDplanning Returns to Prince George’s County, Maryland, for COOP Workshop
It’s been just over a year since members of the BOLDplanning team sat down with the folks in Prince George’s County, Maryland, to begin work on its Continuity of Operations (COOP) plan. And, what a difference that time has [...]
Three Ways a “Proof of Concept” Approach can Improve EOP, COOP and COG Planning
Just mention the acronyms EOP, COOP and COG, and some organizations and government agencies can get a little antsy. That’s because they know that writing Emergency Operations Plans and Continuity of Operations/Government Plans can be somewhat daunting, not to [...]





