MN Society of CPAs Selects Business Pandemic Planning Consultant Ken Wilson

The Minnesota Society of Certified Public Accountants, in partnership with the Accounting Continuing Professional Education Network (ACPEN), will present a series of two webcasts on how to prepare your business for an influenza pandemic. Ken Wilson, of the Wilson Marketing Group, will be the presenter for the webcasts which are titled "Business Simplified Business Pandemic Planning -- Preparation and Recovery". The Webcast are scheduled for September 18, 2009, 11:00 am - 12:45 pm CDT and October 15, 2009 11:00 am - 12:45 pm CDT. These webcasts series is part of the society’s Professional Education Program and qualifies for CPE credits. The webcast series is also available to CPA societies located in other states. To register for one of the two sessions, go to http://www.mncpa.org/redirect/cpe.asp?k=WCPAN

Ken’s presentation discusses how a pandemic influenza would affect your business, and outlines the steps you can take to minimize the impact. The webcasts focus on preparing small to medium-sized firms to face the challenges presented by a pandemic influenza, and cover the components of a Business Pandemic Plan: the Crisis Management Team, Company Policies, the Communications Plan, the Health and Safety Education Plan, the Essential Services/Functions Plan and the Recovery Plan.

Ken Wilson is a CMC® (Certified Management Consultant), trainer, writer, educator, and speaker with more than 24 years of experience in helping companies grow and prosper. A specialist in the area of business pandemic preparedness, he has helped over 400 companies plan against the impact of pandemics on their businesses.

About the Wilson Marketing Group, Inc.

The Wilson Marketing Group, Inc. is a management consulting firm specializing in formulating and implementing strategies that yield sustainable results. Founded in Minneapolis, MN in 1986, the Wilson Marketing Group has been helping clients across the United States and Canada achieve profitable growth in good times and bad. For more information please visit http://wmg-mn.com, send an email to contact@wmg-mn.com or call 763.476.2216.