Crisis Management Insights

Read up on our emergency preparedness advice for business owners and employees alike.

TRI’s CEO, Andrea Davis, was appointed to serve on the Global Consortium of Civil Society and Non-State Actors on Climate Change and the Conference of Parties (GCSCCC).
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TRI’s CEO, Andrea Davis, was appointed to serve on the Global Consortium of Civil Society and Non-State Actors on Climate Change and the Conference of Parties (GCSCCC).

TRI’s President and CEO, Andrea Davis, was appointed to serve on the Global Consortium of Civil Society and Non-State Actors on Climate Change and the Conference of Parties (GCSCCC).

The GCSCCC is envisioned as a groundbreaking initiative aimed at fostering collaboration and amplifying the voices of civil society organizations (CSOs), non-governmental organizations (NGOs), academic institutions, private sector entities, and other non-state actors in the global discourse on climate change.

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The Resiliency Initiative Presents at the 2024 National Hurricane Conference.
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The Resiliency Initiative Presents at the 2024 National Hurricane Conference.

TRI's CEO, Andrea Davis, and Director of Preparedness, Faith Newton, presented at the 2024 National Hurricane Conference.

Andrea and Faith shared lessons learned from their tenures with Disney and Walmart. They provided risk assessment tools that attendees could tailor to their organization and gave tips on engaging third-party vendors in their organization’s resiliency planning.

They concluded the session with an engaging tabletop exercise where participants played different sectors responding to a national fuel shortage.

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Invest in the Right Risks
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Invest in the Right Risks

If a company conducts a risk assessment and then creates plans and strategies to mitigate and respond to those risks, it will see significant cost savings at the back end of the crisis. FEMA estimates that for every dollar spent reducing risk, six to seven dollars will be saved from economic losses associated with recovering from a crisis.

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