About this workshop

What works and what doesn't in terms of risk management in places like Tanzania and Indonesia. When most of your staff have less than 8 years of education you can't expect to use complex risk management systems. When you also consider that many of them have automatic weapons but few if any have a drivers license or can use a computer plus you are several days 4WD from the nearest major hospital or fuel resupply, risk management takes on a very different perspective.

Topics covered by this workshop

Decision making

ISO31000

Strategic planning

Julian {} is giving away the following

Autographed copy of "The New Supervisor's Handbook: Congratulations on your promotion. Now what?" or "Business Cases for Risk Management: How to write a killer business case that gets your risk treatments funded!" (https://amzn.to/2H1F8oh)

Offered by Julian Talbot
Author, Speaker, Thinker, Peregrinator, JulianTalbot.com

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Julian Talbot

Julian has over 30 years of international management and leadership experience. His principal expertise is in risk management and leadership. He also has over 20 years of Director level and C-Suite experience in the commercial, government, and not-for-profit sectors in Australia, and internationally. His credentials include Australian Security Medal (ASM), Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD), Fellow of the Risk Management Institution of Australasia (RMIA), Registered Security Professional (RSecP), Master of Risk Management (MRiskMgt), Professional Certificate in Property Portfolio Management, and Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE), as well as Diplomas in Project Management, Business Management, and Security Risk Management. His current focus is writing, having adventures, learning, thinking about the future, and meeting interesting people. He is also passionate about family, friends, wellness, honesty, and helping people achieve their goals. Julian's second-favorite word is peregrinate which means "to travel, especially on foot." He is also partial to motorcycles (especially his S1000RR for those of you who care about such things) and all forms of travel.