A business management graduate from Washington College, Taylor Hallman of Franklin Lakes works as a business continuation associate at Prudential Financial. A member of the Franklin Lakes, New Jersey community, Taylor Hallman is a certified business continuity professional (CBCP).
The CBCP certification is one of the most sought-after business continuity certifications issued by the Disaster Recovery Institute International (DRII). DRII works in over 50 countries worldwide and has certified more than 15,000 professionals in 100 different countries.
Professionals who have earned the CBCP certification have proven that they can demonstrate proficiency in analyzing business impacts that lead to the development and implementation of business continuity plans. CBCP’s are also capable of exercising and maintaining business continuity plans as they are designed.
To become eligible for the CBCP certification, a candidate must possess at least two years of professional work experience. He or she must have earned practical experience in at least five of the ten subject areas of the Professional Practices for Business Continuity and Management. The candidate must score at least 75 percent in the qualifying examinations.
The CBCP certification is one of the most sought-after business continuity certifications issued by the Disaster Recovery Institute International (DRII). DRII works in over 50 countries worldwide and has certified more than 15,000 professionals in 100 different countries.
Professionals who have earned the CBCP certification have proven that they can demonstrate proficiency in analyzing business impacts that lead to the development and implementation of business continuity plans. CBCP’s are also capable of exercising and maintaining business continuity plans as they are designed.
To become eligible for the CBCP certification, a candidate must possess at least two years of professional work experience. He or she must have earned practical experience in at least five of the ten subject areas of the Professional Practices for Business Continuity and Management. The candidate must score at least 75 percent in the qualifying examinations.
