 What is the BCI Australasian Chapter?
The BCI Australasian Chapter is a registered not for profit organisation run on a voluntary basis by “enthusiastic advocates” of Business Continuity in Australia and New Zealand. It’s main focus is to promote networking opportunities amongst Business Continuity professionals in the Australasian region and to act as an advocate for Business Continuity issues in the region. |
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How is the BCI Australasian Chapter funded
We receive limited funding from the BCI in the UK, but rely of fund raising from forums and events which we organise locally in cooperation with a number of partner organisations. All proceeds of the events we organise fund activities for BCI members in the Australasian region. |
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What does the BCI Australian Chapter do?
We run networking forums in a number of regions in Australia and New Zealand which can be attended by members and non-members of the BCI.
We work with similar organisations to promote Business Continuity.
We act as advocates for Business Continuity in regions, states, federally and internationally.
We take part in working groups relating to the promotion Risk, Resilience and Business Continuity best-practice. |
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Can I join the BCI Australasian Chapter?
Not directly – you must become a member of the Business Continuity Institute (BCI) at any professional or non-professional grade. All members of the BCI in the Australasian region benefit from the work and goals of the BCI Australasian Chapter. |
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How do I join the BCI?
Full details of how to join the BCI are available on the global website. |
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Can I volunteer my services to help the BCI Australasian Chapter?
Absolutely! We welcome input from BCI members. Get in touch with one of the local contacts in your area for more information. |
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