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26
Aug
2015

The Risk Arena Podcast, Episode 1 with Paul Chivers of The Risk Institute

Aug, 26, 2015

Our first guest on The Risk Arena Podcast is Paul Chivers. Paul is the Director & Senior Lecturer at The Risk Institute and the challenge producer of the two time Emmy Award winning show ‘The Amazing Race’ TV series. In this episode we discuss the best practices in managing risk. Bio: Paul Chivers is the Chief Risk Advisor for riskfacilitator

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23
Jun
2015

Help me as I undertake the Wheelchair Challenge

Jun, 23, 2015

I would like to request your help. I am embarking on one of the biggest challenges I have had for a long time. I am raising money in support of wheelchair rugby a sport that receives no funding other than at the elite level. To do that, I will be spending 24 hours in a wheelchair with part of that

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05
Aug
2015

Consequences

Aug, 05, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zrN2Mxzqww Hello and welcome to this session and what I'm going to talk about today is your consequence matrix and the in particular the ratings that you apply for those consequences. One of the things that I see and in fact obviously as a consultant have done in the past is to use the common understanding or around consequence matrices. But

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22
Jul
2015

Outsourcing Compliance

Jul, 22, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOKJ1fBRaXE Outsourcing is very common and often viewed as the most appropriate way to get a job done. It makes sense to get the ‘experts’ in as contractors when you haven’t got the skill set within your organisation or it is not ‘core business’ When outsourcing functions, the expectation is that the contractor will comply with all relevant legislation, regulations

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01
Jul
2015

Hazard vs Risk

Jul, 01, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTpPPeD4cPY One of the most common issues I see in the risk management world is confusion between what is a risk and what is a hazard. A hazard is actually a source of risk; it’s not the risk event itself. The challenge though is how do you transpose the hazard into a risk statement that allows for it to be

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17
Jun
2015

Getting management to buy-in

Jun, 17, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2V_fPtNieM Hello and welcome to this session. What we're going to talk about today is how you get senior management support and buy-in for your risk management program. Now, of course, there are a lot of organisations out there who are doing risk management as opposed to managing risk. And what I mean by doing risk management is just doing

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03
Jun
2015

Strategic vs Operational Risk

Jun, 03, 2015

Well hello and welcome to this session. One of the questions I'm asked the most on my training courses what is the difference between a strategic and operational risk. It's a really good question and it's one that isn't well-defined and I see Boards and other larger organisations in their strategic risk register they've actually got a lot of risk

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20
May
2015

Risk escalation

May, 20, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mezw84XNCyE Hello and welcome to this session. What I’m going to talk about today is risk escalation. Now, this seems to be something that is really, really misunderstood amongst the risk management fraternity, but certainly within organisations. There is a difference between risk reporting and risk escalation. I see it all the time in risk management plans in organisations where

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30
Apr
2015

Paladin Risk Management Services and Soldier On

Apr, 30, 2015

Supporting those who have suffered in the service of our Country   Paladin Risk Management Services has partnered with Soldier On – an organisation that supports physically and psychologically wounded soldiers who have returned from combat operations. The Principal of Paladin, Rod Farrar is a returned veteran who has himself suffered psychological wounds from his service in Iraq. $100 from

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