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Time for crisis teams to test their plans – again
War in the Middle East: companies must thoroughly review their crisis and contingency plans and undertake exercises on a range of scenarios to test readiness.
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CBI in crisis – a governance failure – and why members shouldn’t walk away
As the CBI apparently nears meltdown, the Board must learn the lessons of this governance failure. And members should think twice about walking away as they consider their own corporate responsibility.
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By 2030 the costs of poor mental health will rocket – time to act now, rather than repent at leisure At $16 trillion globally – the costs of mental ill health in 2030 will represent both a major threat to employee welfare and business productivity. Here are some thoughts.
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Natural catastrophes cost $160 billion in 2018: companies must be ready to mitigate these risks
Hundreds of natural catastrophes killed more than 10,000 people in 2018 and caused damage and losses amounting to $160 billion, according to re-insurer Munich Re. The number and severity of these incidents should also prompt companies to thoroughly review their own business resilience, continuity and crisis management plans relative to natural disasters. The highest single loss…
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Eye of the storm for Facebook
Normally companies have the chance of dealing with one or two major crises at the same time. But this wasn’t a luxury afforded to Facebook’s VP of Policy Solutions, Lord Allen, when he appeared in front of a committee of lawmakers from nine countries this morning at the UK Parliament in London. Mark Zuckerberg was repeatedly…
Crisis Management 