Now that Mother Nature has pressed her big COVID-19 reset button, what can and should we learn from a resilience perspective? Can the UK come out of this better than we went in and do we need to capitalise upon the low cost of borrowing to invest in technology now? Can we use this to improve our rubbish and recycling situation; our food security and resilience as well as our ageing infrastructure?

It's more than just water, shouting and placards it's lives, jobs and industries. We discuss the longer-term impacts and preparations we need to be looking at in the aftermath of floods, strikes and protests.

Discussing the threats and opportunities when your competitor's workforce votes for strike action. The impact of the US tariffs on Scottish goods and what can be done to minimise the impacts. Reminding our listeners of the forecast severe weather in jan and Feb 2020. Finishing with some observations from training and how to engage your audience.

Discussing the global impact of the drone attacks on the Saudi Oil Facility and the knock-on effect on other businesses. The Collapse of Thomas Cook, Glacier break-aways, Mexico's earthquake drills and how now is the time to prepare for this winters severe weather predictions.

This week we look at the news story of Goldsmiths University banning beef burgers and what this and the growth of demand for non-dairy milk might mean for the future of the dairy farmer. The also take a brief look at a news story about the significant benefits of using underwater robotics for offshore oil and gas industry. In the second section we discuss Whaley Bridge and the Todbrook Dam as an example of our relience on ageing infrastructure and what this means for national resilience. Finally, we use 5G and AI to explore an example of horizon scanning for the workforce of the future.

Contact: [email protected]

This week split into 3 parts: the lessons of recent fires (Premier Inn, Jim Beam, and Universal Studio) for business resilience; safe travel in high risk locations; safe travel in hot environments.

.

Contact: [email protected]

This week split into 4 parts, climate impact on resilience, the resilience challenges of Brexit, special guest Vic Retalic and a case study of horizon scanning from the drinks industry.

Contact: [email protected]

From the business costs of protests and being prepared for the next ones to alternative recruitment campaigns from the NHS and much more. Matthew and Toby from Inverroy Crisis Management discuss the latest news in the Business Continuity World, in this the second of, their monthly podcast series.

Contact: [email protected]

From the Notre Dame Fire to Tata Steels middle of the night rail explosion to the ever changing retail landscape and so much more. Matthew and Toby from Inverroy Crisis Management discuss the latest news in the Business Continuity World, in this the first of, their monthly podcast series.

Contact: [email protected]