15 May 2026
Think You're Resilient? Well, Think Again
BIRGER. is pleased to support the Business Continuity & Resiliency Awareness Week (BCAW+R), from 18 to 22 May 2026, under the main theme “Think You’re Resilient? Well, Think Again”.
During BCAW+R 2026, BIRGER. will share 4 daily tips aligned with the Business Continuity Institute’s (BCI) daily themes.
In this context and as part of our ongoing commitment to foster Organisational Resiliency, BIRGER. will share actionable daily tips designed to help organisations strengthen their resiliency. The objective is to encourage organisations to reflect on, challenge, and continuously improve their business continuity practices.
The daily themes that will guide our journey through the theme ‘Think You're Resilient? Well, Think Again’:
| Day | Theme |
| 1. Monday 18 May | Think you’re safe from modern threats? Think again! |
| 2. Tuesday 19 May | Think your crisis drills make you ready? Think again! |
| 3. Wednesday 20 May | Think you’ve planned for climate risks? Think again! |
| 4. Thursday 21 May | Think external shocks stay external? Think again! |
| 5. Friday 22 May | Think your leadership culture can handle crisis? Think again! |
Stay tuned and explore our daily tips to strengthen Organisational Resiliency.
For more information on the topic and on our Resiliency Solutions & Services, please contact us by email resiliency@birger.technology.
Regards,
BIRGER.
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