The world is changing at a rapid pace, with emerging and interconnected risks challenging organisations to ask questions of their strategy. Are you future-ready? Do you understand the compound impact and severity of these risks?
WTW's next training academy session will take delegates through the journey from operational risk considerations to strategic risk management, exploring how emerging risk insights can become a valuable asset, enhancing your organisation’s resilience and agility in an uncertain world.
The webinar will investigate:
- Which risk sources are top of mind for organisations today?
- What are the most pressing emerging risks organisations are addressing?
- How do these risks interconnect, and what does that mean for your organisation?
- What actions are organisations taking now - and what’s planned for the future?
The session will include a 45-minute presentation plus Q&A, and will be hosted by Lucy Stanbrough - Head of Emerging Risks and Business Engagement at WTW Research Network.
About WTW:
Willis Towers Watson (WTW) is a global leader in advisory, broking, and risk management solutions. With nearly 200 years of experience and 45,000 employees in over 140 countries, WTW helps businesses turn risks into growth opportunities by providing tailored solutions for intricate risk profiles. WTW’s offerings, including professional liability, D&O insurance, cyber risk, and M&A-related insurances, directly address the risks and challenges faced by today’s NEDs. NEDA are proud to be working in partnership with WTW.
About WTW Training Academy:
WTW Training Academy offers expert-led, free-to-attend, Continuing Professional Development (CPD)-accredited webinars. The sessions are designed to transfer their expertise to risk professionals, whether you're starting out or looking to refresh and expand your knowledge. They cover a range of foundational subjects and topical sessions on risk, and aim to give you the knowledge and confidence to make smarter risk and resilience choices on behalf of your organisation, imbuing a stronger risk management framework (RMF).