Risk Management

Having a well thought out vaccination and return to work plan for your organization will help you get back to business quicker, but it also helps the whole country.

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Hari Abburi is an internationally recognized executive and consultant to Fortune 500 firms, small to mid-size enterprises and start-ups. He is a leading expert on businesses and how their leaders can become more strategic, and he is a frequent presenter at conferences in the U.S., Europe, Asia and India. His firm, The Preparation Company, helps […]

Travel isn’t always a bed of roses. There are natural disasters, tainted products, bad actors, data breaches, regional and global viruses, and events big and small that require industries to step up, speak up, and do whatever it takes to take care of their employees and customers. As the COVID-19 outbreak affects dozens of countries, […]

While the potential for risk may be low, with safety and security issues, the cost can be astronomical.

On May 25th, the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) becomes enforceable and the magnitude of its implications for the meetings industry is indeed huge.

Now more than ever, meeting planners are asking (and if they are not, they should be) their supplier partners about emergency preparedness.

In times of crisis, the worst thing in the world would be to have a speaker go silent from the stage when lifesaving words and actions would have made all the difference.

New risks and threats pop up without warning, and the travel and event industry is particularly vulnerable to the changes.

Planners owe a duty of care to attendees to disclose information on risks in traveling to a destination.