Free: Business Continuity: Preparing for & Responding to Emergencies (MATs) - 10 October, 2-2.45PM
Join us for an essential webinar designed for MAT CFOs, CEOs, and executive leaders. This session will provide practical guidance on business continuity planning, helping you prepare for and respond to emergencies effectively within your trust.
| Time | Friday 10 October 2025, 2-2.45PM |
| Location |
Online |
Content
- Understanding the fundamentals of business continuity planning
- How to identify potential risks and threats to your trust
- Steps for developing a comprehensive business continuity plan
- Preparing for and responding to emergencies efficiently
- Recovery strategies and the necessary actions to take
- Legal and regulatory considerations to keep in mind
The session includes a 20-minute keynote presentation followed by a 10-minute interactive Q&A.
Speakers
Matthew Clements-Wheeler, Executive Education Leadership Consultant at Keystone Knowledge
Matthew is an experienced education leader, consultant, and corporate governance specialist with 27 years of board-level leadership experience in the UK and internationally. With a strong background in diagnosing and resolving board-level barriers to success, Matthew has a proven track record in improving governance, accountability, and leadership practices within education.
Matthew has developed professional frameworks for both education staff and international aid workers and has chaired the Professional Standards Group, co-chaired a session at the House of Lords, and provided consultancy support to the Department of Education in South Africa.
About the author
Stephen is an experienced leader in education, and the CEO of Keystone Knowledge. He has worked as CEO, CFO, COO across academies since 2012 and delivered programmes of change and rapid organisational improvement.
He holds an MBA with a thesis on improving the quality of management in education, is currently working on his Doctorate, and is a national lead assessor on the School Resource Management Advisor (SRMA) programme for the DfE. He regularly speaks at national conferences on a range of topics relevant to the education sector.
