Henry Ee is the founder and Director of Business Continuity Planning Asia (BCP Asia). In his more than 13 years of experience in this profession, Henry had held senior positions in 2 international banks (namely, ABN AMRO and JP Morgan Chase) as Regional BCP Manager where he helped to roll out the Business Continuity Program in Asia Pacific. Currently he has been actively conducting and/or organizing training in the area of Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery.

Henry is the country representative for Business Continuity Institute (BCI) for both Singapore and China, a professionally certified planner (CBCP and FBCI) by the 2 well-known institutions, Disaster Recovery Institute International (DRI, US) and Business Continuity Institute (BCI, UK). Since 2004, Henry has been appointed as the senior consultant for China BCM committee (CBCM). Recently in the 2006 BCI Board elections, Henry has been elected to sit in the BCI Board by the BCI statutory members. He is also the BCM auditor and trainer with SPRING Singapore.

Kenny is a Director of Contingency Solutions Pty Ltd and is based in Perth. He has over 17 years of experience of international experience in disaster recovery, business continuity and crisis management in the banking, securities, logistics and public services sectors.

He is currently an independent consultant providing business continuity support, training and advisory services to the Western Australian Government. Prior to this, Kenny was the Regional Head of Business Continuity Management in Deutsche Bank AG with responsibility for the development and implementation of the bank’s BCM program across 16 countries in Asia Pacific.

Kenny speaks regularly at seminars and conferences, and has presented papers on business continuity in many countries. He conducts courses regularly and has trained over 1,000 senior managers and executives from the public and private sector organizations.

Kenny is professionally qualified as a Certified Business Continuity Planner (CBCP). He has a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and Psychology, and Masters degree in Business Administration. He is the winner of the BCM Lifetime Achievement Award in Asia in October 2007.

Nathanial Forbes founded and manages the consulting, outsourcing and placement firm Forbes Calamity Prevention (FCP) in Singapore. He consults extensively in business continuity planning, crisis management and emergency response planning for multinational companies. His clients include AIG Insurance, BP, Celestica, Federal Express, Gillette, OCBC Bank, Pzifer, Singapore Exchange Ltd, Siemens, Wyeth Nutrition, and Singapore restaurant group Brewerkz, Café Iguana and Wine Garage.

From 1984 to 1992, Nat was the founder and president of a US company that pioneered electronic filling of US individual income tax returns, using Electronic Data Interchange and Electronic Funds Transfer. In 1992 he sold the company to what later became the public-listed US company Intuit, Inc, publishers of the accounting software Quicken and the tax preparation programs TurboTax and MacinTax.

Nat is an MBCI (Member, Business Continuity Institute) and the Singapore National Representative for the International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM). He was the President of the Business Continuity Group, a chapter of the Singapore Computer Society from 1999 to 2001.