Every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month, 13:00-13:30, online
Resilience First hosts an online Leader’s Forum, a bi-monthly meeting created for senior leaders from our diverse, cross-sector business membership. Held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month at 13:00, this exclusive online session provides a unique platform for sharing insights, strategies, and experiences on critical issues impacting the resilience of organisations, as well as discussing positive achievements and future opportunities.
Upcoming guests and themes:
- 21 May:
Brendan Bromwich, Technical Director Systems Thinking at Mott MacDonald, on a systems approach to climate resilience - 4 June:
no session due to our in-person event, Resilience Amidst Geopolitical Upheaval - 18 June:
James Wood, Regional Security Director, Northern Europe, International SoS, on navigating workforce security risks
We have had some fantastic guest speakers in recent months; highlights so far have included:
- Ruth Crick, Founder and CEO of WILD Learning Ltd and WILD Learning Sciences CIC and Visiting Professor of Learning Analytics at the University of Technology Sydney, on embedding resilient mindsets.
- David Denyer, Professor of Leadership and Organisational Change and Strategic Business Director at Cranfield School of Management, on assessing the current state of organisational resilience and advancing the agenda.
- Chris Lambert, Founder-Director of the Westminster Energy Forum, on evaluating emerging climate risk challenges and uncertainties – the implications for what resilience means to different constituencies and their silos.
- Christopher Medhurst-Cockswort, Head of Pool Re Solutions, on enhancing business resilience to the current and emerging threat from terrorism in the UK
- Massimo Pani MSc CPP AMBCI, Geopolitical Risk & Security Expert of the Italian Carabinieri Corps – the impact of fake news on organisational resilience
- Professor Jonatan Pinkse, King’s College London on how organisations can balance AI for sustainable solutions while avoiding social and environmental pitfalls.
- Dr Jamie Shea, former Assistant Deputy Secretary General at NATO, on resilience learnings from Ukraine.
- Alison Wakefield PhD CSyP FSyI, Professor of Criminology and Security Studies, University of West London, on complexity thinking and how it can be applied to resilience practice.
This is exclusively for Resilience First’s Premium Members, to join us at the next Forum, please apply here.
