MANAMA: Mohammed Isa Hammad, the head of information security at Bahrain Islamic Bank (BisB), has been named ‘Continuity and Resilience Professional (Private Sector)’ during the Business Continuity Institute (BCI) Middle East Awards 2020, held virtually last month.
BisB chief executive Hassan Jarrar said, “This award is a reflection of the bank’s continuous efforts to promote a culture of continued learning and innovation, encouraging our people to excel in their roles, and a testament to our ability as a bank to adapt rapidly and respond to changing circumstances while ensuring business continuity in light of the challenges posed in 2020.”
BCI is an international organisation that defines best practices in the field of business continuity and resilience.
The BCI Middle East Awards, held annually, recognise business continuity, risk and resilience professionals and organisations living or operating within the Middle East region.
The winners are chosen by a panel of judges consisting of professionals and prominent individuals from within the industry from around the world.
Regional winners are also nominated for the BCI Global Awards.
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