The two tragedies in our beautiful Sydney in the last week have created angst within our families, our friends and within our businesses. It is my pleasure to forward this summary of the Australian National Security Agency Active Armed Offender information to you. It will provide information for you to build confidence and resilience in your community or business. As we know, research shows that by thinking about and having a plan in place, you are more likely to react confidently in the event of an emergency. https://lnkd.in/gWKh2TQC If you would like help in preparing your people and your business for your key emergency risks. We would like to help. https://lnkd.in/gXnEZvuh
M. E. Management
Business Consulting and Services
Sydney, NSW 446 followers
Crisis Management Specialty Consulting | Emergency Proofing Your Future
About us
As the Director of M.E.Management, I provide consultancy, advisory and interim services for organisations that need bespoke solutions for their risk, emergency, crisis and resilience needs. With over 30 years of successful experience in education, emergency services, transport, not for profit, and retail, I have a unique ability to adapt and deliver successful organisational resilience programs and create positive change and performance cultures in short periods. My mission is to understand and capitalise on the key strengths and drivers of an organisation, and importantly its team, and lead the organisational to internally driven success. I work with clients to develop and implement effective strategies, frameworks, and plans that enhance their business capability and responsiveness to shocks and disruptions. I also design and facilitate strengths-based team leadership programs that create positive and motivated teams. I am a calm and consistent leader, with a curiosity and passion for finding practical solutions to complex problems. Call anytime for a chat. Find out more at
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- Industry
- Business Consulting and Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Sydney, NSW
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2021
- Specialties
- Crisis Management Coaching, Emergency Management Frameworks, Organisation Resilience Programs, Executive Coaching, Emergency and Crisis Exercises, Emergency Risk Profiles, High Risk Hazard Playbooks, Incident Management Team Design, Emergency Funding Strategy, Security Management Plans, Rapid Assessment Reviews, Executive and Team Coaching, Business Unit Implementation, EPMO , Program Governance and Management, Climate Change Preparations Strategy, Continous Improvement Programs, Major Recruitment Initiatives, Emergency, Crisis, Business Continuity Health Checks, Workplace Investigations, and Post crisis evaluation and recovery
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Barrington Centre is an Asia-Pacific consulting company offering a diverse range of business and leadership programs including the ECM.
Exciting News! We're thrilled to announce the 2024 Executive Consequence Management (ECM®) Program Opening Event on Thursday 18th April 2024, 8:30AM – 9:30AM AEST. Join us online (WebEx) for an inspiring session with one of the foremost authorities in emergency management and disaster response. Keynote Speaker Craig Fugate, shares in a fireside discussion with Dr Mark Crosweller AFSM, his unparalleled expertise and insights, having served as the Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) under President Obama. With decades of experience in crisis management, Craig shares invaluable lessons and strategies to navigate complex challenges. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a true visionary in the field. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting your journey, Craig's wisdom will leave a lasting impact on your approach to leadership and resilience. Save the date and register now! https://lnkd.in/g9GFrMv3 #BarringtonCentreAlumni #Leadership #EmergencyManagement #Disaster Management #StrategicLeadership #CraigFugate #MarkCrosweller #OnlineEvent
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The World Meteoroligical Organisation diagram in this post perfectly illustrates the alarming rise in temperatures since 1850. This March has been very hot, breaking records! The days, the nights, and the ocean temperatures all feel not quite right! This reality is a wake-up call. It feels like what we've all been discussing is finally here. We need to be prepared for and do the work to withstand rising temperatures. The impacts are happening: heat stress, health risks, food and water insecurity, rising sea levels, disruptions to operations and supply chains, increased costs, and soaring customer demand for sustainable products and services. Today's workforce also wants to be engaged in businesses making a difference! What can you do? 1. Understanding your vulnerabilities is the first step to taking action! 2. Create a strategy to position your business as part of the solution! 3. Invest in adaptation strategies that position your business to thrive! 4. Learn about the tools out there that can help you! Excited to create a path forward? For a consultation: https://lnkd.in/gKV3fsuD #PartnerReadinessandResilience #ClimateChange. #Heatwave #BePrepared #Sustainability #ClimateAction
🚨 According to the latest State of the Global Climate report by World Meteorological Organization, 2023 has been confirmed as the hottest year on record by a clear margin 📈. Records were also once again broken for greenhouse gas levels, surface temperatures, ocean heat and acidification, sea level rise, Antarctic sea ice cover and glacier retreat. As United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres put it: “Sirens are blaring across all major indicators.” But while the signs of climate change are undeniable, we need to remember: It is not too late to act. We can still keep our planet’s long-term temperature rise below 1.5 °C, and avoid the worst of climate chaos. #ClimateAction
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International Women's Day last Friday was a great reminder of how amazing women are in all parts of our community. It was heartwarming to see so many men and women call out the incredible women all around us. As someone who works in disaster management, I was particularly moved by this article released by the UNDRR for International Women's Day highlighting the strong women leading with adaptability and resilience in disaster management initiatives around the world, often with limited resources. It is confronting to read women and children are 14 times more likely to die in a disaster according to UNDP. Lets work towards gender and disability inclusivity in all phases of planning, response, and recovery in Australia, whenever we can, so we are thinking of the whole community with input from the whole community. That will help, at least in Australia, to ensure the result of our planning does not end up with an unintended gender, age or disability bias or statistical imbalances. So grateful to live in Australia! #GratefulinAustralia #InternationalWomensDay #DisasterManagement #GenderInclusivity Reference : UNDP Gender and Disasters https://lnkd.in/gHTNxxTR
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Leading Through Sustained Crisis Leaders are facing the unique challenges of sustained crises that extend beyond a two or three day focused effort. How do you ensure you are supporting your team, keeping up the appropriate focus and ensuring that your overall business stays on track? In this article, Patrick Flesner explores the key differences between leading through sudden and sustained crises, and offers five crucial tips to help you guide your team through these extended periods of upheaval: Communicate Openly and Transparently Be Trustworthy Tap into Collective Wisdom Embrace Agility and Continuous Learning Lead by Example Let's add make sure the crisis is ongoingly resourced sustainably and your governance is maintained. Any other thoughts?? Now might be the time to have a fresh look at your emergency, crisis and resilience arrangements in your business - https://lnkd.in/ge8cVSd4 Read the full article for a deeper dive. https://lnkd.in/gUq4bavM #leadership #crisismanagement #sustainedcrisis #communication #trust #collaboration #agility #learning #leadershipdevelopment
When Constant Crisis Is the New Normal: A Leaders Playbook
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Grace under Pressure - Embracing Criticism Criticism, while never enjoyable, is a reality for every business. Your business is going well, you are proud of your team, your business strategy is going well! So how do you check that fight or flight instinct and handle criticism with grace? How you respond can make all the difference. This article outlines some key steps to consider in preparing to receive criticism professionally and turn it into a learning opportunity. #businesscriticism #respondingtocriticism #crisiscommunication #publicrelations #customerservice #businessgrowth #leadership #professionaldevelopment #executivecoaching
Grace under Pressure - Embracing Criticism
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Public speaking can be a challenge for many of us, but it doesn't have to be! Catherine McGrath's upcoming workshops are designed to help you speak with confidence and conviction. Her focus is on harnessing the power of your voice, delivery, and message in a safe learning environment. She will leave you feeling empowered to craft and deliver compelling narratives. Plus, rumor has it that Catherine will be offering one-on-one coaching as well. Don't miss out on this great opportunity for personal and professional development! Reach out to Catherine McGrath she is fabulous! #womenspeakers #empoweringwomen #catherinemcgrath
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Building disaster resilience is crucial for all of us, especially for community members living with disabilities. According to a recent UNDRR article, only 8% of people with disabilities reported that current Disaster Risk Reduction plans address their needs. This is a significant concern that needs to be addressed as a priority Experience shows that people with disabilities and their carers are proactive in wanting to have plans in place that provide a roadmap for their needs and how they can help emergency services in times of emergency. Emergency services want to know where the people that need assistance are and what is the plan to help them. UNDRR's initiative provides a great way for all levels of government and business in Australia to understand where we stand against this international standard and how we can provide confidence to people with disabilities and a roadmap for emergency services. Together, we can make a difference and build prepared and resilient communities! Let's work towards improving our inclusion of disability needs in Disaster Risk Reduction plans. https://lnkd.in/gKV3fsuD
Inclusive cities are resilient cities.
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) on LinkedIn
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Building disaster resilience is crucial for all of us, especially for community members living with disabilities. According to a recent UNDRR article, only 8% of people with disabilities reported that current Disaster Risk Reduction plans address their needs. This is a significant concern that needs to be addressed as a priority Experience shows that people with disabilities and their carers are proactive in wanting to have plans in place that provide a roadmap for their needs and how they can help emergency services in times of emergency. Emergency services want to know where the people that need assistance are and what is the plan to help them. UNDRR's initiative provides a great way for all levels of government and business in Australia to understand where we stand against this international standard and how we can provide confidence to people with disabilities and a roadmap for emergency services. Together, we can make a difference and build prepared and resilient communities! Let's work towards improving our inclusion of disability needs in Disaster Risk Reduction plans. https://lnkd.in/gKV3fsuD
Inclusive cities are resilient cities.
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) on LinkedIn
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Lets talk Emergency Budgets! In today's rapidly changing world, emergencies and disruptions are becoming part of business as usual. It is crucial to shift our mindset from reactive to proactive and use the budget cycle to plan expenditure on emergency management thoughtfully. By taking a strategic approach we can create certainty and confidence for our stakeholders and workforces. In this article, we delve into some key steps to develop a funding strategy that safeguards the future of your business. Your 2024/25 budgets are an opportunity for thoughtful resilience investment funding. This article provides a roadmap to a strategic emergency funding strategy. #Resilience #BusinessStrategy #Leadership #FutureProofing
Emergency budgets. Let's be strategic for 2024/25!
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