Pandemic
CEO Addresses California Business Leaders About Developing Pandemic and Business Continuity Plans
Published in TB and Outbreaks Week, May 8th, 2007
"While California businesses are all too familiar with preparing for potential disasters such as earthquakes," according to Abercrombie, "local businesses need to look at the special challenges posed by the potential of a public health crisis caused by a global influenza pandemic, especially those business that are unique to California, like its motion picture and tourist industries."
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