Brian Witkowski
Strategic Advisor, The AME Group
The AME Group + BluSky Restoration | Thursday, October 22, 2026
Back in Business
A lunch-and-learn for business leaders on surviving the worst day, whether it arrives as a ransomware attack or a burst pipe.
Free to attend | Lunch provided | 1919 S Michigan St, South Bend, IN 46613
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Most businesses have a plan for neither disaster
Cyber incidents and physical disasters both stop your business cold. Ransomware locks your data. Fire, flood, and storm damage make your building unusable. Yet many recovery plans cover one threat and leave the other to chance.
Resilience means planning for both. You need to know how your systems recover, how your workspace recovers, and who you call in the first hour when every minute affects revenue, operations, and customer trust.
One lunch. Two halves of your recovery plan.
This session gives you a practical view of what recovery looks like before, during, and after an incident that disrupts your business.
Before and during the digital disaster
Learn how managed cybersecurity and disaster recovery work together, what your backups need to deliver under pressure, and which RTO and RPO questions belong in every conversation with your IT team.
During and after the physical disaster
See what the first 24 hours after a fire or flood actually look like, from emergency response and site stabilization through reconstruction, vendor coordination, and getting your team back to work.
Who’s presenting
Nick Milovich
Business Development Manager, BluSky Restoration
Event details
Date
Thursday, October 22, 2026
Time
11:30 AM–1:30 PM, with networking until 2:00 PM
Location
BluSky Restoration, 1919 S Michigan St, South Bend, IN 46613
Cost
Free, with lunch included
This session is built for business owners, operations leaders, office managers, and property managers who want a recovery plan that covers both cyber risk and building damage.
Reserve your seat
Save your spot for a practical conversation about how to keep your business moving when a cyber incident or a facility emergency threatens daily operations.
Questions business leaders usually ask before they register
Who should attend this lunch-and-learn?
This session is designed for people responsible for keeping operations running: business owners, operations leaders, office managers, and property managers. If you influence continuity planning, vendor decisions, or incident response, the discussion will give you practical questions and next steps you can take back to your team.
Will this session stay technical, or focus on business decisions?
You’ll get both, in plain language. The AME Group will cover backup, recovery, and cybersecurity concepts in terms of downtime, accountability, and decision-making. BluSky Restoration will walk through the operational realities of physical damage, so you can see how response planning affects the business as a whole.
What should I bring from my current recovery plan?
Bring the questions you already have about backups, recovery expectations, facility response, or vendor coordination. You do not need a formal plan to attend. The session is built to help you identify gaps, compare priorities, and leave with a clearer view of where your planning needs attention.
Plan for the day you hope never comes
Join The AME Group and BluSky Restoration for a direct look at how businesses recover from cyber disruption and property damage. Leave with better questions, clearer priorities, and a stronger starting point for your recovery plan.
Reserve My SeatThursday, October 22, 2026 | South Bend, Indiana