Behind The Scenes at Kenyon: What Really Happens When The Phone Rings
30
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
As we celebrate our 120th year, we are taking a moment to look back at what 120 years of emergency response actually looks like from the inside.
This panel session brings together members of the Kenyon team to unpack what really happens when the phone rings: the decisions made before any facts are confirmed, the logistics of getting a team on the ground, and the lessons that only come from doing this, repeatedly, over many decades.
Each panellist will draw on real deployments from their own career, tracing the arc from first call to final debrief, and the lessons that only come from living them.
You'll learn:
• What happens in the first hour when Kenyon receives an activation call
• How global deployments are coordinated
• The preparedness lessons that 120 years of activations have taught us
Who should attend:
This session is for anyone with responsibility for crisis preparedness, emergency response planning or business continuity, whether you are a longstanding Kenyon partner or exploring what a professional response capability looks like for your organisation.
Save your spot by registering through the form. We'll send out a recording to all registrants following the session.
Speakers
Shabita Sumaraj
Head of Humanitarian Services
Faye Jones
Training Manager
Robin Duffy
Operations Manager
Kathy Ricker
Responder Manager
Sam Hibbs
Operations Director
Bryony Gardner
Head of Product Development
30
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM