Frequently Asked Questions
Did you know that DRI International has a Customer Care Center available to you at +1-866-542-3744? If you still have questions after reviewing our FAQs, please contact us.
Your DRI account allows you to:
- Register for training courses and exams
- Access course materials
- Apply for certification
- Submit CEAPs
- Submit your yearly maintenance fee
- Take an online course or exam
- Print your Certification (member) Card
- Access the DRI International resources
- Make a donation to the DRI Foundation
- Update your information with DRI International
DRI International sends its correspondence to the address and email that are on file in your DRI account. It is your responsibility that DRI International has your current contact information, so that you will be notified if your certification or recertification requirements have not been met.
Your Privacy Preference is set by you. To make changes, please update your profile by logging into your DRI account.
DRI International has many avenues you can take in contacting us regarding an appeal, complaint or recommendation. At the end of each course, following the exam, you will be provided an evaluation form. You may also complete the Questions/Comments box found on the bottom of our home page. These submissions can be anonymous. You may call us at 866-542-3744 or email Care@drii.org at any time.
Yes, this will allow you to receive your course materials, examination grade and submit your certification application.
DRI International's EIN number is 43-1526946.
For a complete list of courses, please visit https://drii.org/education. For more information on corporate courses and custom seminars please visit https://drii.org/education/grouptraining.
Under the Take Courses tab, click on "Search Courses". There you will be able to search for the course you are interested in. If you have questions or cannot find the course you are interested in, please submit an inquiry here or call +1-866-542-3744.
The proper certification for you will depend on the length and focus of your experience. For more information please visit https://drii.org/certificationoverview or call us at +1-866-542-3744.
In order to register for a DRI International training course, select the date and location that you would like from our list here.
If you would like to register for a course inside of the United States, clicking on the "Register" button will prompt you to log into your DRI account.
To register for a class outside of the United States, please click on the "Register" button to be taken to the appropriate partner page.
Yes. These courses are covered under our GSA Schedule even though they are not listed at GSA Advantage at this time. In fact, all DRI training programs are covered under the GSA Schedule (except Audit).
Yes. The fee for courses in the United States is USD$150.00. For more information on fees outside of the United States, please contact the relevant partner.
Yes, you can pay for your course registration with a check or purchase order. For more information, please contact our DRI International office at +1-866-542-3744 or registrar@drii.org. Please ensure that you have created a DRI account.
You can contact the DRI International office at +1-866-542-3744 or registrar@drii.org.
You may contact our Customer Care Center at +1-866-542-3744 or email:driinfo@drii.org.
The cost of the corresponding examination is included with our full courses. If you are registered in a seminar, workshop or higher education course, please contact us to verify the cost of an examination.
There are 100 multiple choice questions on the DRI International Qualifying Exam.
Yes, you can retake the exam. Please note that the discounted exam retake fee of $250 is only available to those who have already taken the associated DRI course. Those who challenged the exam, but have not taken a course will be required to pay the full exam fee of $750 in order to retake the exam.
Please refer to the detailed course and exam descriptions in the 'Training' and 'Exam' menu items under the 'Take Courses' section of our website.
DRI International established the industry's international standard when we published the Professional Practices for Business Continuity Management.
You can download the full Professional Practices by downloading them through your DRI account here.
The Audit, Cyber Resilience and Risk Management examinations require training. All other exams may be taken without first attending a course. You may register to take our examinations at one of our course locations or online through your DRI account.
You can register to take the exam-only here.
The online exam is only available in select markets. Please contact the DRI office for more information.
The Master's exam is a case study-based essay exam covering every aspect of the ten subject areas contained in the industry's body of knowledge, the Professional Practices for Business Continuity Management. Students are allowed 4 hours to complete the written exam. Successful completion of the examination qualifies an individual to apply for MBCP designation. The cost of the exam is included in the cost of the the Mastering Business Continuity (BCP- 601) course. Students may also register for the exam-only without taking the course.
All DRI examinations are $750.00 each.
The Master's Case Study Exam is taken online.
The first step in becoming a Certified Professional is to pass the relevant qualifying examination.
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There are application fees for each certification application you complete. This fee is for the processing of the application. Please refer to the Certification section for more information on fees for each certification level.
The experience must have occurred within a ten-year period from your application date, and focus on your business continuity/disaster recovery planning responsibilities and accomplishments--not your position responsibilities or organizational accomplishments. See years required for each certification level.
Use the Professional Practices as your guide for your essays. You should write about your experience in the first person.
If you would like to apply for a certification in a given career track, you must first pass the relevant Qualifying Exam. If you have already passed the exam to achieve a lower certification in the same track, you simply need to submit a new application.
Exam scores are only released as pass or fail.
If your certification is in good standing, please contact the certification administrator at certification@drii.org and they will be able to assist you with a test record.
The DRI International Commission conducts the reviews of applications.
In order to have a reference request resent, log into your DRI account, view your application, select "View/Edit Reference," select the area you need to resend the reference email, select "Change/Resend Reference" and click "ok". This will resend the email to your reference.
In order to change a reference, you will need to log into your DRI account, view your application, select "View/Edit Reference," select the area you need to replace the reference, type in your new reference's name and email address, select "Change/Resend Reference" and select "ok." This will replace your reference and also send your new reference the email.
Each reviewing commissioner has one opportunity to request additional information on an application. The request will be made through the application system and must be received through this system.
The response must be received within 90 days of the request.
If you have received an email stating your application has been approved, congratulations! You may use the certification designation from that point. You will also receive a certification plaque within a few weeks.
After you have paid for the certification application, there is a "submit to DRI" button. Please be sure to hit all submit buttons - including the one after you have submitted a payment. If you have done so and are still experiencing trouble, please contact the DRI office at +1-866-542-3744.
There is a yearly maintenance fee for all certification levels. In addition, for the CFCP, CBCP, CBCA, CBCLA, CPSCP, CHPCP, CRMP, CCRP and MBCP certifications, there are 80 Continuing Education Activity Points (CEAPs) required for every two-year period.
The yearly maintenance fees for the different certification levels can be found on the individual certification pages.
Log into your DRI account; select "Submit CEAPs."
The various ways to earn CEAPs are detailed here.
The retired category is an active certification. There is a yearly maintenance fee. In addition, you do not have to enter Continuing Education Activity Points (CEAPs). You can still use your certification designation behind your name, however, you will need to put (Ret) after your certification.
DRI International realizes the importance of non-profit membership organizations and the financial pressures that many of them are facing. The CEAPs have been changed to help these organizations attract more members and increase sponsorship.
Effective Jan.1,2015, CEAPs 4 through 10 have been changed so that participating in a non-profit membership organization event will earn a Certified Professional twice as many CEAPs as participating in a similar event with a for-profit organization.
No, the same number of 80 CEAPs is required over a two-year period.
The CEAP chart has been changed to differentiate the number of CEAPs for non-profits vs. for profits. By entering the proper CEAP Number a Certified Professional will receive the proper number of CEAPs.
The all-volunteer certification commission will be auditing individual Certified Professionals account to ensure they are entering the proper CEAP number. This will be done by comparing the event to a list of known for-profit and non-profit event organizers. Adjustments will be made for erroneous entries.
To ensure that your organization is on the non-profit list, send an email to driinfo@drii.org with the name of the organization and proof of its non-profit status. Such proof can be in the form of a copy of the organization's IRS 990 filing or a document from the IRS indicating the organization's non-profit status.
No, there are no prerequisites for taking the course and exam.
We offer two courses in the Continuity Audit track: Auditing a Business Continuity Program: ISO 22301 and Auditing a Business Continuity Program: NFPA 1600.
To learn more about the differences between the two courses, click here.
The target audience is corporate planners, internal & external auditors, personnel interested in self-assessing programs, personnel assessing programs for clients, and personnel performing audits to better measure their state of preparedness.
While CISA credentials are well regarded in the information security audit arena and does qualify one to audit information security, it is less recognized in the business continuity world and unlikely to be accepted by companies seeking certification. For example: The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) published an official document endorsing all three levels of DRI Professional Certification for business continuity; the Department of Homeland Security is setting requirements for audit under PL 110-53 (Private sector preparedness act) and will very likely require demonstrated knowledge in both emergency/disaster and business continuity management. When we look at those who have multiple certifications we see ISACA and DRI International certifications (such as yours) being a complement to each other.
No, this is a distinct certification apart from ABCP, CBCP, CFCP, MBCP or CBCV. To qualify for this certification, you must first pass the Audit Examination which is different than the DRI Qualifying Examination.
At this time there is no means by which you can just take the exam. Due to the nature of the material, it is unlikely that one would be able to pass the exam without taking the course.
Yes, you can retake the Audit Examination online or at a future Audit course location for $250.00.
While these are recognized standards the material will certainly cover NFPA 1600 and DRI's Professional Practices. But it will also cover other standards, including BS25999, ASIS, Singapore's SS540 as well as public sector guidance. The objective is to prepare people for audits against multiple standards.
Yes, a 10% discount will be given.
Once you have passed the Audit Examination, there will be an application process. The candidate will choose either the CBCA or CBCLA and will be required to provide references as to experience in BCP, emergency and disaster management and/or audit. The experience period will vary based upon the designation for which you are submitting an application. Please log into your DRI account to view the application.
Yes, these are all separate, unique certifications and may be held together.
Within one week of completing the exam.
Our goal is less than one month from the time the application is completed and accepted by DRI. This is dependent on the responses from your references. To speed this process along, please notify your reference in advance. Lead auditor may require additional time.
Yes, the requirement is 80 CEAPs over a two-year period. These CEAPs may be applied to other DRI certifications concurrently. The guidelines for CEAPs can be found on www.drii.org. Submission of CEAPs is performed through your DRI account.
Exam scores may take up to one week to be released. If it has been more than three weeks and the course has not been paid for, we will release the grade upon receipt of payment. If it has been more than three weeks and the course has been paid for, please contact us at +1-866-542-3744 so that we may investigate the issue.
The exam is 2.5 hours and is administered on the last day of the course.
The exam is multiple choice consisting of 100 questions.
No, each of the certifications that may be held through DRI International is totally separate and stands alone.
Yes, the application validates your practical experience in the field (the CBCA is looking for two years of practical experience and the CBCLA is looking for five years of relevant experience). Your experience is validated by the references you provide on your application.
Organizations today are confronted by a wide range of cyberattacks, and your organization is no exception. There are countless opportunities for hackers to cause massive disruptions, all of which will require a response that will involve you. Cyber resilience marries cybersecurity and business continuity to create an environment in which both disciplines work together to maximize effectiveness and protect the organization from cyber threats. The Cyber Resilience certification is an innovative, completely unique credential identifying professionals with this emerging and in-demand skill set.
No, there are no prerequisites for taking the course and exam.
For more information please visit https://drii.org/education/CRLE-2000
The target audience is all resilience and BCP professionals.
No, this is a distinct certification apart from ABCP, CBCP, CFCP, MBCP or CBCV. To qualify for this certification, you must first pass the Cyber Resilience Examination, which is totally different from the DRI Qualifying Examination.
At this time there is no means by which you can just take the exam. Due to the nature of the material, it is unlikely that one would be able to pass the exam without taking the course.
Yes, you may retake the exam for an additional fee of $250.
Once you have passed the Cyber Resilience Examination, there will be an application process. You will choose either the ACRP or CCRP and will be required to provide references to demonstrate experience in cyber resilience. The experience period will vary based upon the designation for which you are submitting an application. Please log into your DRI account to view the application.
Yes, these are all separate unique certifications and may be held concurrently.
You will receive your grade within one week of completing the exam.
Our goal is to have your application processed within one month from the time the application is completed and accepted by DRI International. This is dependent upon the responses from your references. To speed this process along, please notify your references in advance.
Yes, the requirement is 80 CEAPs over a two-year period. These CEAPs may be applied to other DRI certifications concurrently. The guidelines for CEAPs can be found on www.drii.org. Submission of CEAPs is performed through your DRI account.
Exam scores may take up to one week to be released. If it has been more than three weeks and the course has not been paid for, we will release the grade upon receipt of payment. If it has been more than three weeks and the course has been paid for, please contact us at +1-866-542-3744 so that we may investigate the issue.
The exam is 2.5 hours and is administered on the last day of the course.
The exam is multiple-choice, consisting of 100 questions.
No, each of the certifications available through DRI International is totally separate and stands alone.
Yes, the application is used to validate your practical experience in the field (the ACRP is available if you have less than two years of cyber resilience experience and the CCRP is available if you have more than five years of cyber resilience experience). Your experience is validated by the references you provide on your application.
Public sector certification was meant to address the needs of federal, state and municipal employees and their vendors and suppliers. As is the case with most of our certifications, it came from a demand of Certified Professionals. This time it was public sector Certified Professionals who noted that there is a great deal of difference between the approach taken by private and public sector entities.
Besides the expected nomenclature differences, there are structural differences especially in the reporting function. Consider OEM at the state and municipal level and DHS, FEMA, ICE, etc. at the federal level. There are regulatory differences such as HSPD5, HSPD8, HSPD20, Federal Continuity Directive 1 (FCD1), and HSPD51, as well as municipal agency requirements.
While such FEMA courses as NIMS and ICS provide specific incident management requirements, the DRI International course goes well beyond this into the area of continuity of operations principles, analysis of impacts, strategies currently employed by governments, supply chain interfaces to the private sector, vendor selection practices and testing (much larger scale than private sector entities).
Over the last few years we have been hearing about private sector - public sector convergence. This will bring together the two key components of large incidents: recovery and response. By understanding the issues that face each group, we are working to bridge the gap that currently exists. And for those who can demonstrate competency in both sectors the possibilities to help in the solution should be endless. In addition, it has taken DRI International 2 years to get the right experts from the public sector to author and review the course and exam.
No, there are no prerequisites for taking the course and exam.
For more information, please visit https://drii.org/education/GCLE-2000
This training is targeted at civil servant, contractors and those working in the federal, state or local government setting.
No, this is a distinct certification apart from ABCP, CBCP, CFCP, MBCP or CBCV. To qualify for this certification, you must first pass the Public Sector Examination which is different than the DRI Qualifying Examination.
Yes, you can take the exam without taking the course.
Yes, you may retake the exam for an additional fee of $250.
Once you have passed the Public Sector Examination, there will be an application process. The candidate will choose either the APSCP or CPSCP and will be required to provide references as to experience in public sector continuity and recovery planning. The experience period will vary based upon the designation for which you are submitting an application. Please log into your DRI account to view the application.
Yes, these are all separate, unique certifications and may be held together.
You will receive your grade within one week of completing the exam.
Our goal is less than one month from the time the application is completed and accepted by DRI. This is dependent on the responses from your references. To speed this process along, please notify your references in advance.
Yes, the requirement is 80 CEAPs over a two-year period. These CEAPs may be applied to other DRI certifications concurrently. The guidelines for CEAPs can be found on www.drii.org.. Submission of CEAPs is performed through your DRI account.
Exam scores may take up to one week to be released. If it has been more than three weeks and the course has not been paid for, we will release the grade upon receipt of payment. If it has been more than three weeks and the course has been paid for, please contact us at +1-866-542-3744 so that we may investigate the issue.
The exam is 2.5 hours and is administered on the last day of the course.
The exam is multiple choice consisting of 100 questions.
No, each of the certifications that may be held through DRI International is totally separate and stands alone.
Yes, the application validates your practical experience in the field (the APSCP is looking for two years of practical experience and the CPSCP is looking for five years of relevant experience). Your experience is validated by the references you provide on your application.
Yes. Our GSA contract number is GS-02F-0095X.
There is a 15% discount for individual civil servants taking any DRI International courses; however there are deeper discounts for group training.
- 15% for Individuals
- 17% for groups up to 20
- 20% for groups of more than 21
Please call our office at +1-866-542-3744 for more information.
You must call our office to receive the discount.
A number of state and city agencies, such as NYC DOHMH and the Colorado Hospital Association, representing hospitals actively are seeking training opportunities and conducting hospital business continuity summits to train emergency managers on Healthcare business continuity. The Healthcare provider industry has unique regulations and requirements. Unlike many other industries, BCP in the Healthcare environment is about individuals' lives, and for this reason, DRI International believes that it deserves its own certification.
No, there are no prerequisites for taking the course and exam.
For more information please visit https://drii.org/education/HCLE-2000.
The target audience is resilience and BCP professionals in the healthcare industry.
No, this is a distinct certification apart from ABCP, CBCP, CFCP, MBCP or CBCV. To qualify for this certification, you must first pass the Healthcare Examination, which is totally different from the DRI Qualifying Examination.
Yes, you can take the exam without taking the course.
Yes, you may retake the exam for an additional fee of $250.
Once you have passed the Healthcare Examination, there will be an application process. You will choose either the AHPCP or CHPCP and will be required to provide references to demonstrate experience in the healthcare industry. The experience period will vary based upon the designation for which you are submitting an application. Please log into your DRI account to view the application.
Yes, these are all separate unique certifications and may be held concurrently.
You will receive your grade within one week of completing the exam.
Our goal is to have your application processed within one month from the time the application is completed and accepted by DRI International. This is dependent upon the responses from your references. To speed this process along, please notify your references in advance.
Yes, the requirement is 80 CEAPs over a two-year period. These CEAPs may be applied to other DRI certifications concurrently. The guidelines for CEAPs can be found on www.drii.org. Submission of CEAPs is performed through your DRI account.
Exam scores may take up to one week to be released. If it has been more than three weeks and the course has not been paid for, we will release the grade upon receipt of payment. If it has been more than three weeks and the course has been paid for, please contact us at +1-866-542-3744 so that we may investigate the issue.
The exam is 2.5 hours and is administered on the last day of the course.
The exam is multiple-choice, consisting of 100 questions.
No, each of the certifications available through DRI International is totally separate and stands alone.
Yes, the application is used to validate your practical experience in the field (the AHPCP is available if you have less than two years of healthcare recovery disaster planning and the CHPCP is available if you have more than five years of healthcare continuity/disaster recovery). Your experience is validated by the references you provide on your application.
No, there are no prerequisites for taking the course and exam.
For more information, please visit https://drii.org/education/RMLE-2000.
The target audience is resilience and BCP professionals in risk management.
No, this is a distinct certification apart from ABCP, CBCP, CFCP, MBCP or CBCV. To qualify for this certification, you must first pass the Risk Management Examination which is different than the DRI Qualifying Examination.
At this time there is no means by which you can just take the exam. Due to the nature of the material, it is unlikely that one would be able to pass the exam without taking the course.
Yes, you can retake the Risk Management Examination online or at a future course location for $250.00.
Once you have passed the Risk Management Examination, there will be an application process. The candidate will choose either the ARMP or CRMP and will be required to provide references as to their experience. The experience period will vary based upon the designation for which you are submitting an application. Please log into your DRI account to view the application.
Yes, these are all separate, unique certifications and may be held together.
Within one week of completing the exam.
Our goal is less than one month from the time the application is completed and accepted by DRI. This is dependent on the responses from your references. To speed this process along, please notify your reference in advance.
Yes, the requirement is 80 CEAPs over a two-year period. These CEAPs may be applied to other DRI certifications concurrently. The guidelines for CEAPs can be found on www.drii.org. Submission of CEAPs is performed through your DRI account.
Exam scores may take up to one week to be released. If it has been more than three weeks and the course has not been paid for, we will release the grade upon receipt of payment. If it has been more than three weeks and the course has been paid for, please contact us at +1-866-542-3744 so that we may investigate the issue.
The exam is 2.5 hours and is administered on the last day of the course.
The exam is multiple choice consisting of 100 questions.
No, each of the certifications that may be held through DRI International is totally separate and stands alone.
Yes, the application validates your practical experience in the field (the ARMP is for those new to the industry and have less than two years of practical experience and the CRMP is looking for more than two years of relevant experience). Your experience is validated by the references you provide on your application.
A "Resilient Enterprise" designation will be awarded to entities recognized for extraordinary commitment to areas of business continuity management (BCM), including emergency management, business continuity, disaster recovery, and crisis management.
The "Center of Excellence in Resilience" designation will be awarded to entities who not only show a dedication to making their organization resilient, but also serve as a center for providing information, education and thought leadership to their community and industry. NYU Langone Medical Center is the first organization to be recognized by DRI as a Center of Excellence in Resilience.
To receive a Resilient Enterprise or Center of Excellence in Resilience designation, entities must successfully complete an extensive review and approval process. The Resilient Enterprise Assessment Program (REAP) is a key part of the review which is designed to categorize the overall state of readiness of the business continuity program within an entity including:
- Organizational Structure and Governance
- Assessment Process
- Planning Process
- Plan Testing
- Plan Maintenance
- Personnel Training and Awareness
REAP also provides detailed recommendations for program improvement.
The annual DRI Conference is dedicated to the meaningful exchange of information among professionals in the areas of business continuity, disaster recovery, risk management and more, across all industries. DRI conferences provide real education and networking opportunities, while maintaining a close-knit, intimate environment attendees prefer.
For more information about attending the annual DRI Conference and sponsorship opportunities, please visit here.
The program mission is to provide education and networking conference opportunities for DRI Certified Professionals and continuity leaders and introduce the profession to interested college seniors, graduate students and university faculty in a day-long regional event format.
For a number of years DRI International has worked with Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) through the BCLE1500 course to combine the DRI International certification with course materials specifically designed for the HEI setting. This is an extension of that partnership. Additionally, DRI International feels that many companies and individuals cannot afford the cost of many of the commercial conferences that charge more than $500.00 for a one-day conference.
There is a nominal cost to attend which will serve as a tax-deductible contribution to the DRI Foundation. The price includes all materials and food and beverage.
- The first conference was held at the University of Maryland's Smith School of Business on April 10, 2015.
- You can find a list of upcoming Collegiate Conferences here.
There is no substitute for the international attendance, high-level networking, and fun social events at the DRI annual conference. But not every company or government agency can afford the cost or time commitment for a multi-day out-of-town conference. So DRI created the Collegiate Conference to offer similar professional development benefits in a lower-cost format, in different regions where DRI Certified Professionals live and work. The eventual goal is to host Collegiate Conferences in as many underserved areas as possible, wherever there are Certified Professionals, suitable for a day trip or single night's stay.
The costs associated with a Collegiate Conference are much lower than the costs for a DRI full-scale annual conference. The college or university donates the meeting space, as opposed to a full conference which takes place at a commercial hotel or conference center. There are fewer planning personnel involved, lower food and hospitality costs, and an overall less demanding process.
No, these events are designed primarily for business continuity professionals. They take place on college campuses, but the content covers professional-level business continuity issues. College students will be invited to attend, learn, and network with business continuity professionals, but the content will not be simplified to a college level.
Yes, attendance at a DRI Collegiate Conference will earn each participant a full 8 CEAPs. The number of CEAPs allotted to DRI Certified Professionals is based on the Guidelines for Continuing Education Activity Points. Attendees from outside of DRI will receive a Certificate of Attendance.
Advance registration is preferred due to space limitations of the various schools. If we run out of open seats, we won't be able to accept any more attendees, so advance registration is strongly recommended.
Yes, we will accept walk-in registrations. A walk-in registrant will be required to provide contact information including email address. Walk-in registrants will be subscribed to a DRI account on-site or after the conference.
DRI Foundation is the charitable arm of DRI International and has a vision of resilient communities worldwide. Resilience is the ability to bounce back from adversity and build back better. We pursue that vision through: promoting disaster risk reduction through partnership and education, and aiding recovery efforts through fundraising and volunteerism.
For more information about DRI Foundation and Scholarships, please visit here.
Bringing together a global community of subject matter experts, DRI International has convened the Future Vision Committee, the leading global think tank on matters of operational resilience, discipline integration, and the future role of resilience professionals. This interdisciplinary group seeks to unite the profession by establishing meaningful and productive links among other professional bodies, higher education, and membership organizations. Check out their annual Trends and Predictions Report that can be accessed in the Library section when you log into your DRI account.
The DRI Foundation created the Veterans Outreach Program to help veterans transition into the professions of emergency response, crisis management, business continuity and disaster recovery. The Veterans Outreach Program’s focus is to establish an industry-first “giving-back” scholarship program to active duty or recently separated (within five years) veterans of our United States military.
DRI’s annual conference offers unique sponsorship opportunities for vendors and suppliers to reach our elite audience of experienced business continuity professionals. We offer sponsorship packages for every budget and ensure that our premium sponsors can continue to engage with our audience long after the conference ends. For more information, go to: https://conference.drii.org/sponsor-opportunities/
DRI webinars are well-attended events that often attract over 1000 BC/DR professionals during the 'live' broadcast with many more accessing it afterwards through DRI's website. As such, this is a great way for organizations to market directly to this audience in a controlled environment.
If your organization is interested in sponsoring one of DRI's upcoming quarterly webinars, please email: driinfo@drii.org.
DRI's biweekly digital newsletter, DRIVE, reaches an audience of 50k+ industry professionals worldwide. Organizations have the opportunity to create their own sponsored ad to convey a targeted message to this elite audience of BC/DR professionals.
If your organization is interested in learning more about DRIVE advertising packages, please email: driinfo@drii.org.
DRI relies on a wide network of partner organizations who share the same mission of helping organizations around the world prepare for and recover from disasters. Partner benefits are many and include access to DRI expert speakers, promotional capabilities, and discounts. You can learn more about DRI's partner organizations on DRI's collaborative partner organization web page.
If your organization would like to help DRI grow the global business continuity community, build a robust knowledge sharing platform and promote greater resiliency, please email: driinfo@drii.org.