In this session Duncan considers why some organisations still use ineffective techniques and how they could start to improve their risk management arrangements. Using examples from his own career as a risk engineer in the oil industry and Chief Risk Officer for a local authority in Scotland, Duncan discusses some of the improvements made along with obstacles faced, and how he went about overcoming them.
This is a must watch session for anyone working in risk management and a great foundation for the whole week. Make sure you sign up!
https://2019.riskawarenessweek.com/talks/better-risk-management-how-to-introduce-quantitative-risk-management-tools/
About Duncan
Duncan Harwood has served as an army officer, as risk engineer on a multi-billion dollar oilfield project, as regional resilience coordinator for the Scottish Government, and Chief Risk Officer for the City of Edinburgh Council. He holds two engineering degrees and an MBA. A former national chess champion, Duncan has considerable experience taking the right risks at the right time in order to make good decisions and achieve winning outcomes.
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