Category: crisis management

• 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.

  tontokowalski2017

  April 25, 2023

  business ethics, crisis, crisis management, governance, Human Resources

  business ethics, CBI, crisis, crisis management, governance, risk management

• 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…

  tontokowalski2017

  January 15, 2019

  crisis management

  climate change, communications, crisis communications, crisis management, cyclone, drought, emergency management, flood, government, hurricane, insurance, munich re, natcat, natural catastrophe, organizational resilience, reinsurance, resilience, risk management, risks, scenario planning, underwriting, USA, wildfire