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Assembly HallIn the past 30 years, resilience has evolved from a technical function within an organisation, to an essential cornerstone of any functioning organisation. Increasingly integrated within strategic exe …
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Council RoomAI adoption has become one of the most repeated topics in security and resilience, and one of the least defined. Almost every organisation says it keeps a human in the loop. Few can describe where tha …Moderator
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Assembly HallAritifical Intelligence (AI) has revolutionised workplace efficiency at an astonishing speed, and continues to evolve at an exponential rate. As regulation struggles to keep pace with progress, and ma …
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Hoare Memorial HallRecent years have seen an exponential rise in technological capability supported resilience, from information and digital tools, energy and materials science, risk assessment and anticipation instrume …
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Harvey Goodwin SuiteResilience has evolved from a technical approach to reduce property damage and business interruption, into an all-emcompassing culture that forms a critical layer of corporate defence. The most epheme …Moderator
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Council RoomMeaningful reporting of resilience implementation requires the selection of metrics that provide real performance data. In this masterclass, we will examine how to select, measure and report data that …
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Hoare Memorial HallWhether you are using data driven analytics to predict long term climate, geopolitical and technological threats, or implementing alert systems in the last moments before a disaster strikes, the power …
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Harvey Goodwin SuiteCan you truthfully answer these questions: 1) How good - from one to ten -is my business resilience? 2) How good does it need to be? 3) What are the priority gaps that I need to address to ensure tha …
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Council RoomOrganisational resilience is often defined through structures, processes, plans and technology. Yet in a crisis, these are only as effective as the people who use them. When familiar assumptions no lo …
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Hoare Memorial HallFrom individual communities to the greatest urban projects in human history, resilience must be engineered in from the very first stage of design. Population growth and intensifying climate risks dema …Moderator
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Harvey Goodwin SuiteIn recent decades, the resilience function has risen like a phoenix from its birthplace as a small subsidiary function in the organisational system. From humble beginnings as a bit part player in the …
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Council RoomThe climate is changing and it will affect us all, with a likelihood of more extreme weather to come. So what are the new realities?
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Assembly HallIn a future dominated by demographic, resource and ideological conflict, people and organisations can sometimes feel that they are at the whim of geopolitical circumstances beyond their control. This …Moderator
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Hoare Memorial HallAt the heart of the Sendai framework is the need to protect people and communities from disaster. Across the globe, the frequency and severity of major catastrophes is increasing - and yet mortality i …
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Harvey Goodwin SuiteGood risk and impact analysis is critical to informing proportionate resilience and adapatation planning, and this is especially the case for long term physical risks planning associated with climate …
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Council RoomFrom a murky past of blackmail and abductions for cash, extortion is fast becoming a reality for many organisations both in the digital and real world. As organised criminals find more sophisticated w …Moderator
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Assembly HallFrom quantum fuelled data analysis tools, to high resolution earth observation and instantaneous tokenised transactions, the next generation of technology will empower a revolution in risk understandi …
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Harvey Goodwin SuitePowered by AI, mass investment, education, and government support, information technology is moving at an unprecendented pace of progress. From real world quantum capability, to seeding socio-politica …
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Hoare Memorial HallThe business of insurance is quality risk data, using powerful analytics to ensure that whilst the financial burden of an incident is transferred, it is within careful calculated margins of profitabil …
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Assembly HallAll customers are juggling the competing requirements of supply chain cost, resilience and sustainability. As many organisations have found out, any fragility in the supply chain is most likely to be …
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Assembly HallIn the past 30 years, resilience has evolved from a technical function within an organisation, to an essential cornerstone of any functioning organisation. Increasingly integrated within strategic exe …
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Council RoomEffective decision-making during a crisis requires more than technical expertise or well-developed plans. Under conditions of uncertainty, time pressure, and incomplete information, leaders must be ab …
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Assembly HallThe increase in physical risk due to ever more volatile weather events is a generational challenge. But effective resilience and adaptation planning requires accurate risk projections, and the ability …Speakers
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Hoare Memorial HallWhen it comes to resilience, the public sector is from Mars and private organisations are from Venus. This presents a serious problem when your are trying to solve problems on planet Earth. The benefi …
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Harvey Goodwin SuiteWhether you are seeking to attract funding from public or private bodies, the challenge remains the same. Investors do not want to risk their money on organisations that don’t take resilience and cont …Speakers
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Council RoomIn a context of multiple, simultaneous, and increasingly destabilizing crises, organizations can no longer aim to protect everything, maintain everything, or activate everything. This workshop offers …
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Harvey Goodwin SuiteIf the CFO doesn't value your organisational resilience programme, then you don't have one. Selling resilience to the moneymen requires more thai reporting operational performance; it requires quantit …
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Hoare Memorial HallInvestment in personal resilience both in the workplace and communities has one of the highest returns on investment: it saves lives, reduces the impact of disasters on property and assets, and assist …
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Council RoomAn organisation is its people. Over the last decade the frequency and impact of global events and emerging technologies have placed unprecedented stress on the workforce, with greater uncertainty resu …
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Hoare Memorial HallConflict stress-tests societies like no other crisis. From communities preparing for the outbreak of hostilities, to populations enduring active conflict, to nations rebuilding in its aftermath, each …
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Harvey Goodwin SuiteWhatever legislative and regulatory environment you operate in, there are two common requirements - firstly that you understand your risks, and secondly that you have in place effective systems for ri …Moderator
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Council RoomTreating resilience as a mere cost of doing business is a missed opportunity. By harnessing advanced risk science, organizations can proactively reduce future liabilities while unlocking significant c …
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What does a Good Resilience Organisation Really Look Like, Balancing Skills and Functional ExpertiseAssembly HallEvery organisation has unique objectives, risks, values, operations and geographical scope that require an equally unique resilience function. There is no one size fits all, and even within the resil …
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Hoare Memorial HallWhether you are developing resilience solutions for the private or public sector, there is a harsh reality that all programmes face resource and budget realities. This is even more pronounced in chall …
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Harvey Goodwin SuiteRecent years have seen a significant change in Business Resilience (BR) as a organisational function - as the function has grown exponentially, generating a human capital to meet the skills gap. Bus …
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Council RoomAn organisation’s reputation is both the most powerful and fragile asset. Years of work and millions of dollars can be spent on building stakeholder trust, which can be destroyed in minutes. With even …
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Assembly HallIn recent years conflict, Covid, tariffs and climate change have repeatedly exposed the fragility of apparently efficient supply chains. Achieving the balance between value, sustainability and resilie …
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