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Riskology by Infortal

De: Thomas Fox
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  • Welcome to the Riskology podcast. Companies operating in today’s global economy really need to get an understanding of the international geopolitical risk landscape. At Infortal Worldwide we work with our clients on Solving Risk Before It Starts™. In this podcast series, Infortal founder and CEO Candice Tal and her team will explore how companies can mitigate risks to their business, employees, and assets while maximizing operational success.
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  • Riskology by Infortal Episode 25: Corporate Compliance in a Dangerous World

    Riskology by Infortal Episode 25: Corporate Compliance in a Dangerous World
    May 27 2024
    Welcome to the 25th episode of Riskology by Infortal! In the 25th episode, Tom Fox joins hosts Dr. Ian Oxnevad and Christopher Mason to discuss the importance of strategic global risk management as geopolitical tensions rise and shifting alliances shape both international and domestic markets. From Europe to Southeast Asia and the Middle East, global conflict has not only reshaped markets but also presented numerous challenges for businesses operating internationally. Companies are now compelled to consider geopolitics in their strategic planning processes, recognizing the potential risks to operations, supply chains, and market access. The Riskology crew explores the strategies businesses can employ to navigate global challenges. From comprehensive geopolitical risk assessments and supply chain diversification to leveraging technology for resilience, they discuss how businesses can develop strategic solutions to mitigate operational risks. They also discuss the significant transformations happening globally and their implications for corporate compliance teams and businesses at large. This includes examining how current global conflicts are impacting corporate compliance strategies. One key element to assessing the current global risk landscape is conducting the right level of due diligence on your operations, supply chains, and global business partners. Importantly, deep level due diligence can not only help companies avoid unnecessary risk but can also uncover efficiency gains and process improvements. This episode concludes with insights on how companies can invest in innovation for future readiness, enhance operational flexibility, and build organizational agility in this world marked by perpetual change and uncertainty. Resources: Infortal Worldwide Email Dr. Ian Oxnevad on LinkedIn Chris Mason on LinkedIn Tom Fox on the Web | LinkedIn
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    21 m
  • Riskology by Infortal Episode 24: Risk on The Rocks: Rare Earth Elements

    Riskology by Infortal Episode 24: Risk on The Rocks: Rare Earth Elements
    May 13 2024
    Check out the latest episode of Riskology by Infortal™ – Risk on the Rocks: Rare Earth Elements. Ever wonder what powers the technology that fuels our future? From the smartphones in our pockets to the rockets aiming for Mars, there’s a secret ingredient: rare earth elements. Here’s the catch: while critical to innovation, these minerals are also vulnerable to global tensions. In this episode, hosts Dr. Ian Oxnevad and Chris Mason, from Infortal Worldwide, discuss the risk management implications of accessing critical mineral resources. Taking a closer look at the global impact of these rare earth elements, you’ll gain insights into their strategic importance and understand their vital role in the advancement of sectors such as defense, energy, and technology. Venture into the global risk chessboard, to learn about how the race for dominance in the rare earth elements space will impact who comes out on top in the 21st century. Moreover, the pursuit of critical minerals often intersects with pressing social issues, including the rights and welfare of local communities. In regions rich in rare earth resources, such as Africa and South America, mining activities can lead to displacement, social unrest, and exploitation. The international community faces the dual task of securing a steady supply of critical minerals while ensuring that the pursuit does not come at the expense of humanitarian values or environmental sustainability. Importantly, companies must engage in thorough risk assessments to understand their risk exposure to fluctuating market conditions and dire humanitarian concerns. This involves examining the entire supply chain, from mines to manufacturing, to ensure that all steps meet ethical and sustainability standards. For companies with risk exposure, it will be important to: Conduct Risk Assessments and Due Diligence Ensure There is No Child Labor or Human Trafficking Develop Internal Risk Management Mechanisms Provide Focused Training Monitor Supply Chain Resiliency We hope you can join us for the next episode of Riskology by Infortal™! Resources: Infortal Worldwide Email Dr. Ian Oxnevad on LinkedIn Chris Mason on LinkedIn
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    19 m
  • Riskology by Infortal Episode 23: Boeing - The Hidden Costs of Bad Corporate Culture

    Riskology by Infortal Episode 23: Boeing - The Hidden Costs of Bad Corporate Culture
    Apr 22 2024
    Tune in for the latest episode of Riskology by Infortal™, where hosts Dr. Ian Oxnevad and Chris Mason delve into how a breakdown in corporate culture led to the recent Boeing compliance failures. Building a corporate culture isn’t just about buzzwords; it's about empowering your front-line defense against risk. Ignoring the health of your corporate culture can quickly result in a crisis. Using Boeing's situation as a case study, lessons will be drawn on the need for a balanced corporate strategy that maintains a commitment to quality, compliance, and efficiency. The Riskology hosts explore how sacrificing company culture for efficiency and profit can lead to catastrophic results for a company. In some cases, entire markets may feel the impact. Maintaining a strong connection between senior leadership and front-line operations is extremely important to maintaining company culture, especially in high-stakes industries like aviation. This also requires open communication and whistleblower protection to ensure that communication flows up and risks are dealt with early. Join us for Episode 23 of Riskology by Infortal™: Boeing - The Hidden Costs of Bad Corporate Culture. Resources: Infortal Worldwide Email Dr. Ian Oxnevad on LinkedIn Chris Mason on LinkedIn
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    19 m
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