Bite size resilience – A masterclass in resilience
Yes, we need technology and infrastructure, but what do we do when you don’t have access to those commodities? It shouldn’t stop you from being resilient.
Bite size resilience – Timing
It's a fact that something will go wrong in our lives, at some point or another. But disaster has no respect for the clock. Our life clocks. Bad timing is inevitable.
Brexit Resilience: Conception to Grave
From conception to the grave, the UK, and the rest of Europe, need resilience and security going forward, no matter what is delivered on March 29th 2019.
Bite size resilience – Self mockery is a trait of resilience
Why the ability to self-mock yourself, shows great maturity and resilience (in my eyes anyway).
Bite size resilience – Are you ready?
...for anything? Risk and resilience go hand in hand!
Bite size resilience – Fashionable Resilience Advice
Business continuity and crisis management plans can be confusing on the eye. The only way to test them, is to exercise them.
Conference Shows and Quality Street
Organisers and exhibitors should be thanked for considering the visitors quirky needs. Freebies aren't the most important thing to take away.
To be continued…
Because you want and need your life adventure to be continued, and there are people you can help, we can work together to build resilience and help save the day, perhaps even save some lives too!
Magical gifts to overcome your fears
We can all learn from our own experience that resilience isn't complicated... Art mirrors life, resilience mirrors life too.
Working together to improve organisational resilience: Collaborate rather than separate
BCAW2018 has finaly arrived! Check out Paul's analysis of this year theme, ''Working together to improve organisational resilience''.
Does specific sector experience matter to Business Continuity Management?
Does experience in a specific sector really make a difference when applying objective BCM?
The humble ‘Banana Skin’ – possibly the greatest risk management tool ever
Paul Kudray explains why the 'Banana Skin' is as much important for risk managers as it is for kart racers!