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#39 Risk Radar
- Navigating Crisis with Analysis & Insight (Part I)
John is again in conversation with:
Markus Epner - Head of Academy at F24 AG. Markus possesses a wealth of experience in security and crisis management. He served as a Special Forces officer during the Bosnian and Kosovo wars and worked in leadership roles in the corporate sector for over two decades, primarily at Lufthansa and Boehringer Ingelheim. Markus holds degrees in Security and Crisis Management from Kiel and security & crisis studies from the Police Administrative College in Schleswig-Holstein.
03:00 Why should a resilience manager or a crisis manager who has already a hundred hours of overtime, dealing with severe challenges round the clock read a risk report or even several risk reports?
05:29 I am curious Markus, shifting through the mountain of pages, which risk reports have you been pouring over and why are they important?
08:30 These reports help us flex our decision making skills and fortify our organisation's resilience
10:24 Cyber security and data protection will take centre stage as will the importance of talent management and climate change adaptions, supply chain risks and the need for a fliexible holistic risk management strategy
15:05 That's really impressive exmaple of how regional conflict can have a global impact across continents
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By F24- Navigating Crisis with Analysis & Insight (Part I)
John is again in conversation with:
Markus Epner - Head of Academy at F24 AG. Markus possesses a wealth of experience in security and crisis management. He served as a Special Forces officer during the Bosnian and Kosovo wars and worked in leadership roles in the corporate sector for over two decades, primarily at Lufthansa and Boehringer Ingelheim. Markus holds degrees in Security and Crisis Management from Kiel and security & crisis studies from the Police Administrative College in Schleswig-Holstein.
03:00 Why should a resilience manager or a crisis manager who has already a hundred hours of overtime, dealing with severe challenges round the clock read a risk report or even several risk reports?
05:29 I am curious Markus, shifting through the mountain of pages, which risk reports have you been pouring over and why are they important?
08:30 These reports help us flex our decision making skills and fortify our organisation's resilience
10:24 Cyber security and data protection will take centre stage as will the importance of talent management and climate change adaptions, supply chain risks and the need for a fliexible holistic risk management strategy
15:05 That's really impressive exmaple of how regional conflict can have a global impact across continents