Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies

The Centre is delighted to co-host this webinar with our platform partner, Risilience. Join us on Thursday 25 July at 4:00 pm GMT for 'A practical view: how to make sustainability a strategic business priority'. https://lnkd.in/emK6exk8

Congratulations to the 2024 Cambridge-McKinsey Risk Prize winner - Emily Tianyuan Wang. Her winning essay was titled, “What Makes a City Fail”. Finalists also included Shayma Salih's, “Operationalising Trust: A Framework for Risk Mitigation, Sustainability and Resilience” and Tudor Suciu's, “Modelling Future Risk of Coastal Flooding in the UK: Risk Breakdown and Estimating Future Risk of Extreme Weather”. Many thanks to the risk prize committee for their dedication in reviewing all of the essay contributions and making the difficult decisions. Danny Ralph, Fransje van der Marel, Andrew Freeman. Thank you to McKinsey & Company for being this year's Principal Knowledge Partner at the 2024 Cambridge Risk Summit. #camrisk2024 #riskmanagement

The Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies is honoured to welcome Elisabeth Braw, Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council and author of 'Goodbye Globalization: The Return of a Divided World' to our 15th Risk Summit on 26 June 2024. We look forward to hearing her insights during our panel discussion, 'Deglobalize or reglobalize: shifts in resources, markets, and labour'. Full agenda can be viewed at https://lnkd.in/eQpaUnRD

The Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies is honoured to welcome Fransje van der Marel, Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company to our 15th Risk Summit on 26 June 2024. We look forward to hearing her insights during our panel discussion, 'Deglobalize or reglobalize: shifts in resources, markets, and labour'. Full agenda can be viewed at https://lnkd.in/eQpaUnRD

The Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies is honoured to welcome Michael Okoroafor, Ph.D., Chief Sustainability Officer of McCormick & Company to our 15th Risk Summit on 26 June 2024. We look forward to hearing his insights during our panel discussion, 'Deglobalize or reglobalize: shifts in resources, markets, and labour'. Full agenda can be viewed at https://lnkd.in/eQpaUnRD

Join us in celebrating our 15th anniversary risk summit with keynote from John Thornhill, Innovation Editor at the Financial Times. On 26 June 2024, our delegates will share their insights on this year’s theme - Examining Global Pivots: Business Implications of a More Volatile World. Many thanks to our partners, McKinsey & Company and Risilience for contributing to an insightful programme. Agenda and registration at https://lnkd.in/eQpaUnRD

The updated programme and registration available for the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies Risk Research Symposium on 27 June 2024 - Business implications of climate transition, war and emerging trends. We look forward to welcoming and bringing together a multidisciplinary panel of business and academic experts to discuss systemic risk, including Jimena Blanco, Kris De Meyer, Laure de Preux Gallone, Dr Nina Seega, Taha Tariq, Thomas Becker and Timothy Less. https://lnkd.in/eZGWr_6s #camrisk2024 #climatetransition #war #megatrends #systemicrisks

Programme and registration available for the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies Annual Risk Summit on 26 June 2024 - Examining Global Pivots: Business Implications of a More Volatile World. Join us in celebrating our 15th anniversary summit with keynote from John Thornhill, Innovation Editor at the FT. Our summit dinner will be hosted at Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge with Lord Richard Wilson sharing his perspectives on how a national government responds to changes in the world order. https://lnkd.in/eQpaUnRD #camrisk2024 #globalization #supplychains

What are the business implications of climate transition, war and emerging trends? Join us for the Centre’s Risk Research Symposium on 27 June 2024, with our speakers (more soon to follow): Kris De Meyer, Tamaryn Napp, Jimena Blanco, Timothy Less and Taha Tariq. https://lnkd.in/eZGWr_6s #camrisk2024 #climatetransition #war #megatrends #systemicrisks

Registration is now open for the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies Risk Summit on June 26, 2024 - Examining Global Pivots: Business Implications of a More Volatile World. Recent events in particular highlight the volatility intrinsic in a globalized world. Really looking forward to hearing how this is impacting world trade and business operations. We have a fantastic group of speakers who bring different perspectives to this topic. Thank you to our keynote speaker, John Thornhill, Innovation Editor at the FT. Join us in celebrating our 15th anniversary summit and our summit dinner at Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge with Lord Richard Wilson sharing his perspectives on how a national government responds to changes in the world order. https://lnkd.in/edNr4THc #camrisk2024 #globalization #supplychains