The coronavirus has created a global disruption like no other. It is no surprise that business interruption and pandemic outbreak top the 2021 Allianz Risk Barometer, with cyber incidents ranking a close third. All three risks, as well as many others in the top 10 are all interlinked, highlighting the growing risk and uncertainty of our highly connected world.
The pandemic has highlighted the need to plan, pivot and prepare for a wider range of business interruptions and extreme events. Showing your customers a flexible and resilient business model, a-la-carte service offerings and an uninterrupted supply chain is a critical component for effectively managing your business risk exposure.
Stale or non-existent strategic business plans can, and will, set you back or bring your business to a grinding halt.
Core Business Intelligence can quickly facilitate strategic planning sessions catered to your business needs, whether that is a fast-track reset, competitor analysis or a detailed strategic plan from Mission Statement to Financial Projections.
In addition, Dean led the corporate risk initiatives for a $39B organization that included managing the global Business Continuity Program, as well as creating and managing their corporate Third-Party Supply Chain Risk Management Program. Dean has extensive expertise with:
- Business Interruption (including supply chain disruption)
- Pandemic Response Plans (health and workforce issues)
- Cyber Security Response Plans
- Natural Catastrophes (Business Continuity Plans for storms, flood, fire, etc.)
- Business Impact Analysis (including Crown Jewel analysis & impact)
- SOC Reporting (including preparation, report writing & testing)
Core Business Intelligence can quickly assess your current state and will hit the ground running with a plan outline or create the required documentation that will mitigate your current risk exposure without the heavy lifting.