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1. OBJECTIVES
The “Company” Contingency Funding Plan (CFP) serves to outline the procedures
that shall be followed when adverse market conditions arise due to unforeseen
circumstances that may disrupt the company’s ability to fund some or all of its needs.
This contingency plan also serves to identify and monitor events or indicators that
shall trigger the implementation of the CFP. This document provides senior
management and the Finance group with procedures to follow when the contingency
plan is officially in effect in order to:
- Ensure the progress and observances of disruptions in the field and office
operations;
- Ensure that all minimum and maximum processes of actions are mitigated
in case of emergency arises.
- To grasp and utilize every means of opportunities while under critical or
undue circumstances.
Under the management, each team may designate other members in order to supplement the role
of the office as deem necessary. The LCMT shall meet in the Presidential Lounge or any
alternative site to be designated and announce by its Chairperson or the Vice Chairperson in the
absence of the former.
Early warning systems refer to technology, policies, and procedures with the main goal to predict negative
crisis and can be used in a variety of environments. By its very nature, the early warning systems can use
quantitative or qualitative data.
As the need arises, the company upholds the importance of having indicators in order to
take legal, safety, and proper actions due to unseen circumstances. Each of these indicators
will assist and aid the management in proper handling, utilization and usage of resources,
talents and skills in predicting and facing negative crisis in every environment.
On a monthly basis, the Finance Group will monitor and evaluate CFP in terms of budget
deliberation and processes in order to execute smooth immediate implementation of the
CFP.
Engaging your employees is important to the success of your contingency plan being properly understood
and implemented. Feedback channels such as surveys, quizzes, train-the-trainer events and suggestion
boxes help establish a two-way dialog to reinforce the understanding of your contingency plan
Outline your means of engagement here.