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When complete, the building will support operations across the company’s 18-state footprint.

A white paper published by law firm Peters & Peters warns of the serious implications of non-compliance with travel risk management standard ISO 31030 and recommends corporates benchmark their own policies against it.

Most travel buyers remain unaware of the new ISO 31030 global standard for managing business travel risk, according to a survey by Business Travel Show Europe. The study revealed that 53 per cent of travel bookers, buyers and managers are still in the dark about ISO 31030 guidance, which was released last year to improve global standards in risk management.

Pulaski Days is back in Grand Rapids after COVID-19 canceled last year’s event.

By Bob Quick, executive director & founder, Global Secure Accreditation / 15 April 2021 Share Bob Quick is a security and risk mitigation expert and executive director at Global Secure Accreditation. He brings four decades of expertise to his role, including 32 years with the British Police Service managing security for significant events including G20 summits and state visits. Among the devastation wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic is the im...

Wizme, a single integrated platform for meetings and events, and Global Secure Accreditation (GSA), a physical and hygiene security accreditation business, has partnered to deliver service to organisations and travellers who need to get back on the road, with reassurance that they are staying in venues with the highest possible health standards. The hotels and venues on Wizme’s platform can now be filtered and searched based on the hygiene security information they have provided, preferably s...

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SHARE LEXINGTON, Ky. – Business leaders from across the Commonwealth have determined their priorities for the upcoming 30-day session of the Kentucky Legislature that convenes Jan. 5 , 2021. What You Need To Know Chamber leaders urge recovery from pandemic-related struggles Infrastructure requests include broadband expansion Unemployment insurance fund has been depleted Workforce development also among top priorities Kentucky Chamber of Commerce President Ashli Watts, Northern Kentucky Chambe...