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About us
At CCEM Strategies our promise to our clientele is simple. We implement successful strategies, build strong relationships, deliver seamless communication and execute plans and programs that make a real difference in the emergency and continuity management sphere. We bring current and reliable best practices to the table and our services hold the rest of the industry to the highest possible standard. In order to establish functional and effective plans and programs — collaboration, motivation and strategic facilitation is required. CCEM Strategies offers excellent inter-personal, multi-jurisdiction facilitation skills and many years of experience in evolving programs and developing solid plans that function within the operational environment. Through an analytical approach and advanced technical skills, CCEM offers strategic recommendations to ensure preparedness, reduce impacts and support a coordinated response when faced with an adverse event. Our dynamic team of professionals offers international experience and diverse backgrounds in a variety of sectors including government, oil and gas, pipelines, utilities, transportation, healthcare, and NGOs — we possess true compassion and a deep understanding of relevant issues and challenges organizations face in emergency and continuity management.
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- Industry
- Public Safety
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Vancouver, British Columbia
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2015
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368-1199 W Pender St
Vancouver, British Columbia, CA
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Updates
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May 5-11 is emergency preparedness week. It’s the right time to confirm your personal GoBag supplies have not expired, review your business continuity plan and spend some time thinking of community resilience. Listening to the podcast “Disaster Prepared- Are We?” led by Stuart McNish is an excellent place to start. The panel, including Christine Trefanenko from CCEM, explored some of the entities charged with emergency preparedness- provincial government, communities, critical infrastructure, small businesses and individuals. Watch the video here: https://lnkd.in/gvw2APuw Or listen to the podcast: Spotify | https://lnkd.in/gK3PYysQ Apple | https://vist.ly/368re
April 30th, 2024: Disaster Prepared - Are We? — Conversations Live with Stuart McNish
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Last week, members of our team participated in training sessions on our incident command system and emergency operations procedures, facilitated by CCEM Strategies. Safety is always at the forefront of what we do at Rocky Mountaineer, especially as we gear up for the start of operations season.
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Are you #prepared? Tomorrow is #NationalPotatoChipDay. Minimize your #risk of being unprepared by picking up your favourite bag #tonight.
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We are thrilled to learn that Vancouver will be hosting 7 matches during the FIFA World Cup 2026, including two featuring Team Canada, one Round of 32, and one Round of 16! Our team has been busy supporting initiatives to ensure preparedness ahead of the event and look forward to welcoming the world to Vancouver! #WEARE26 #Roadto26 #FIFA #WorldCup https://vist.ly/zv3h
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We are actively #hiring! Join a team that’s raising the bar in emergency and continuity management! https://vist.ly/zh6q
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A beautiful Calgary sunrise this morning to kick off a busy week of client meetings! #emergencymanagement #preparedness
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The extreme cold warnings in place for much of Western Canada are another example of more frequent extreme weather, including winter emergencies. Emergency managers, policy makers, planners, and community leaders can play an important role in building resilient communities and increasing resilience to extreme cold emergencies by: 1. Mapping and assessing local risks. 2. Identifying and supporting vulnerable populations. 3. Anticipating compounding impacts on critical infrastructure. 4. Leading public risk communication and education. Visit our blog for more information about each of these actions, a comparison of urban vs. rural resilience, and the potential impacts of this extreme cold front. https://vist.ly/uyqm
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Award letters and Contribution Agreements for the Indigenous Engagement Requirements (IER) Funding Program will be sent out this week by the Province to eligible recipients. Keep an eye out to confirm the funding amount your community has been awarded! Contribution Agreements must be completed by March 31, 2024, and need to include a brief description of how your community will use the funding. Visit our blog for insights and guidance to help communities leverage new and existing funding opportunities for maximum impact. https://lnkd.in/g4-R4HuA
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