COLUMNS
Creating a Resilient Business in a Risky World

Dec 10, 2019 | 09:00 GMT

Passengers exit a hijacked EgyptAir plane in March 2016. After seizing control of the Egyptian airliner, the hijacker diverted the plane to Larnaca International Airport in Cyprus.
(GEORGE MICHAEL/AFP via Getty Images)
Highlights
- To be resilient in the face of constant threats, companies and organizations must have a cohesive and comprehensive policy that outlines how much risk they're willing to incur in pursuit of their mission.
- Under this framework, every stakeholder can then begin to understand and anticipate risks when pursuing new business leads or working in potentially dangerous areas abroad.
Subscribe Now
SubscribeAlready have an account?