Continuity of corporate management in event of major disaster.

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American Society of Corporate Secretaries

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington, D.C. : Office of Civil Defence, 1970Description: 56 pSubject(s):

DDC classification:

658.4770973 21

Subject: Presents a description of measures generally required to plan for continuity of corporate management, the legal problems involved in such planning, and suggested methodologies to accomplish the objective of assuring the continuity of corporate management following major peacetime or wartime disaster

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Presents a description of measures generally required to plan for continuity of corporate management, the legal problems involved in such planning, and suggested methodologies to accomplish the objective of assuring the continuity of corporate management following major peacetime or wartime disaster

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