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Futurized: Disaster Risk Management
I am interviewed by futurist Trond Arne Undheim. We talk about what risk management is all about, how executives can handle disasters, and map out some of the needed vocabulary to start understanding risk in a systemic way. Read more
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Finding Serendipity During The Coronavirus Pandemic – Forbes
“Summer is drawing to a close, schools are reopening (maybe), and the pandemic feels like it’s going to slog on forever. The future is wildly uncertain and yet the days drag on predictably. How can we create moments of serendipity to break up the monotony? To find out, I spoke with Dr. Christian Busch, Director… Read more
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UNDRR Announces New ARISE Global Board Members
The United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction’s (UNDRR) private sector alliance, ARISE, has announced the latest members of its Global Board, including Chloe Demrovsky. They were elected from a field of 20 candidates, all with extensive knowledge, expertise and personal commitment, which clearly shows the importance and timeliness of the alliance’s work and focus.… Read more
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Building Brand Trust in Uncertain Times
Above all, leaders need to be thinking about communicating more. You’re going to have to communicate what your plan is for keeping your employees safe and all of those measures like environmental cleaning procedures, payment systems, and how you deal with common spaces. These are the kinds of things that are usually not communicated to… Read more
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The Covid-19 Domino Effect, What’s Next?- Forbes
“That the Covid-19 pandemic would have cascading impacts was predictable. But what’s next and why? To find out, I spoke with Trond Undheim, futurist, CEO, professor at MIT and author of the forthcoming The Pandemic Aftermath: How Coronavirus Changes Global Society. What he has to say should give you cause for concern.” Read my interview with… Read more
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GARP Risk Podcast: The Risks of Reopening
Let’s talk about reopening from the Covid-19 shutdown. It’s the thing that is on everybody’s mind. Read more