MPI Aloha Chapter July Webinar

Meeting Professionals International (MPI) the world’s largest association for the $102.3 billion meeting and event industry is committed to positioning meetings and events as a key strategic component of an organizations success.The Aloha Chapter of MPI, established in 1998, empowers its members to increase their strategic value with education, professional development and business growth opportunities.The Aloha Chapter of MPI (MPIAC), was established in 1999 and continues to build a rich, global meeting industry in the Hawaiian Islands. MPIAC delivers value and a high level of member satisfaction by connecting members to networking, educational and industry opportunities for greater success.

MPI Aloha Chapter

Building Resiliency in Yourself and Staff

PROGRAM FORMATThere will be a 1 hour long video, followed by a 30 minute discussion.Given the current circumstance and the impact of the Novel Coronavirus MPI Aloha Chapter is offering free webinars for June, July, and August in an effort to help our entire community navigate the current business environment, make decisions on behalf of your organizations and provide business continuity and strategy in the face of great challenge. All courses are EIC-reviewed and can count as clock-hour accredited educational offerings. Join us online as we watch these webinars together, followed by a 30 minute discussion.If you would like to make a donation to help support MPI Aloha Chapter please select the donate option when registering for a ticket.Building Resiliency in Yourself and StaffSome people think that “you won&#x27;t know what you&#x27;re made of until you are faced with the worst day of your life.” We know this to be false. We absolutely can front-load resiliency in preparation for a day that we hope never comes. Unfortunately, the hospitality industry is a target for terrorism on a global scale, and we&#x27;ve seen many &quot;worst day&quot; scenarios happen to our hospitality family. There is a way that we can prepare ourselves, and our staff, so that we cannot only survive a traumatic event physically, but emotionally, mentally, and spiritually as well. This session will use personal and proven examples of how to not only recover from catastrophic events, but to flourish afterwards and experience an &quot;upward spiral.&quot; For leaders or those with families, developing resilience is not an option.Learning Objectives<ul><li>Assess &quot;resilience&quot; in the personal context, and using the &quot;whole person&quot; concept of the physical dimension, mental dimension, emotional dimension, and spiritual dimension</li><li>Articulate the importance of developing resilience from a personal and professional perspective</li><li>Create a plan for developing personal resilience using research and personal examples to illustrate not only how to survive, but also thrive after a terrorist attack</li></ul>Speaker: David Lau, Counterterrorism and Security Professional, Mindful ApproachDavid Lau is a counterterrorism and security professional who delivers leadership and counterterrorism training to U.S. federal agencies and military, as well as foreign law enforcement, as a Senior Instructor within the Leadership and International Training Division at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. David delivers leadership training to foreign partners globally and provides presentations and consultation to private groups upon request.After 9/11, David spent over fourteen years serving as an international team leader with the Federal Air Marshal Service. David was also an instructor at the Federal Air Marshal academy. David retired from the U.S. Army in 2014 with 21 years of service. He served as the Deputy Team Chief of an Embedded Counterinsurgency Advisor mission to Afghan National Security Forces during his last deployment. David was awarded the Bronze Star and Purple Heart for his actions in combat.David has a degree in International Affairs. He remains active in the veteran community and enjoys giving back by serving as the Georgia Chapter President of Wind Sports for Wounded Warriors; a 501c non-profit that focuses on the physical and emotional health of combat veterans by participating in kite boarding, paddle boarding, surfing, and other ocean sports.Domain F: Stakeholder Management or Domain C: Risk Management1 clock hour

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