In an increasingly volatile world, businesses must be prepared for disruptions ranging from economic downturns and cyber threats to extreme weather events and global instability. Aligning risk management with business resilience is essential for senior leaders, board members, and decision-makers seeking to safeguard their organisations against uncertainty.
Join David Turner, Chief Executive Officer at RiskNZ, and Brad Smith, Principal Consultant at Camms, as they outline key strategies to strengthen resilience, sustain operations with limited resources, and foster a proactive risk culture.
This webinar will provide practical insights into maintaining agility during crises, embedding resilience at all levels of an organisation, and ensuring leadership plays a decisive role in navigating disruption. Register now to gain a clear framework for building a more resilient organisation.
Brad is a subject matter expert in GRC, ESG, strategic planning, organisational performance, and business process improvement, and has 20+ years of experience at Camms. He has worked with more than 300 public and private sector organisations across the globe, providing consultancy services that align with corporate objectives and strategies. As a leader at Camms, Brad manages high-level consultancy projects, develops best practice methodologies, and project manages intelligent implementations. He has helped Camms implement globally competitive Corporate Performance Management and Business Intelligence solutions for clients across several regions.
David Turner is a senior business executive and trusted advisor with over 20 years of experience in the risk management industry. David was born in New Sealand and returned in 2016 to work on the Transdev Wellington rail network transition. He now lives in New Sealand permanently and has worked with Deloitte, KPMG, Defence, MOJ and PwC. He brings a unique blend of expertise across diverse areas with a focus on risk management of human behaviour – one of the more complex, dynamic and often over-looked areas of the industry.