Leaders in Greensburg, KS,
survey the damage from the deadly tornado that destroyed 95 percent of their town in May 2007.

Return on Investment

When you practice meta-leadership, your investment pays off:

For Business Leaders

• Fill gaps in continuity of operations plans by identifying potential partnerships with government agencies and nonprofit organizations
• Get connected to critical information-sharing networks of local and regional leaders
• Learn more about preparedness challenges and opportunities specific to your community that may affect your operations in a crisis

For Government Leaders

• Reach more individuals with your messages and programs through connections with local employers and nonprofit communities
• Improve your access to underserved populations by building partnerships with community organizations
• Acquire up-to-date information about human, financial, and material resources in the private sector that may be available in an emergency

For Nonprofit Leaders

• Be an integral part of preparedness planning in your community and region to help ensure that resources are directed to where they are most needed
• Help ensure that the special needs of your clients or members will be addressed during an emergency
• Strengthen your connections to business and government leaders