- How Crisis Teams should Train for Trauma Response Guest Speaker -Cath Kerr, Charted Counseling Psychologist and the Co-Founder of KRTS international Cath is an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, a Chartered Counselling Psychologist and co-founder of KRTS International . She began her career in the voluntary sector working with people who had experienced domestic violence. Since then, she has gone on to specialise in managing the psychological impact of critical incidents, with an MSc in Psychological trauma and around 25 years’ experience of working with high-risk organi ..read more

- The Success of Hybrid Crisis Management Guest Speaker - Graham Brown, Manager - Crisis and Response, Petrofac Training Services Graham is one of the UK oil and gas industry’s most experienced Emergency Preparedness and Response practitioners, with over 30 years of experience. He has supported energy companies in the UK and overseas in Malaysia. He has personally responded to around 100 real emergencies including multiple medical or fatal accidents, fire and explosions, oil spills, vessel collisions, installation evacuation and abandonment, protester boardings, and hostage situations. In betw ..read more

- Looking back at the year It's almost time to wrap up the year. 2022 has been eventful - from global political events to their resultant crises, we have seen quite some disruptions. Perhaps to reflect this, our panel of experts for the podcast in Season 2022 spoke about the implications of these events and how to stay resilient for the upcoming times. In this special episode we bring you their highlights from the year. Featuring in this episode: 01:16 Markus Epner Head of Academy at F24 05:27 Eli Westad Garmann, Group Lead Cyber Security at Advansia 09:17 Jerry Allan, Director and Co-Founder ..read more

- How does the New Directive Help Resilience of Critical Infrastructure? Guest Speaker - Alessandro Lazari, Senior Key Accountant Manager, F24 AG Alessandro has worked as a specialist on critical infrastructure protection, resilience and cyber security since 2004. He was a scientific officer at the European Commission Joint research Center, where he worked on a policy and an initiative to support the European program for critical infrastructure protection (EPCIP). Alessandro is also a fellow in the legal informatics at the school of law, at the University of Lecce, and he is also a lecturer on ..read more

- Understanding How to Support Survivors of Personal Loss Guest Speaker - Heidi Snow, Founder/CEO - AirCraft Casualty Emotional Support Services (ACCESS) Trigger warning: We will be discussing topics that involve death and sudden loss of loved ones based on real experiences, tragic losses and past disasters. If one of these things are triggering for you, please skip this episode. Heidi Snow has been providing care to thousands of people affected by air disasters and sudden loss for over 25 years. In 1996, Heidi founded the non-profit organization, AirCraft Casualty Emotional Support Services ..read more

- Looking back at the year It's almost time to wrap up the year. 2022 has been eventful - from global political events to their resultant crises, we have seen quite some disruptions. Perhaps to reflect this, our panel of experts for the podcast in Season 2022 spoke about the implications of these events and how to stay resilient for the upcoming times. In this special episode we bring you their highlights from the year. Featuring in this episode: 01:17 Peter Barrett from Powerscourt 09:20 Carol Mackenzie from TUI Group 13:45 Rachael Elliot Head of Thought Leadership at the Business Continuity ..read more

- Dealing with the aftermaths of a crisis Guest speaker: Brian Power, Crime Training Manager, British Transport Police Brian Power shares his knowledge gained from over 40 years' experience as a specialist training manager working for the British transport police and how he dealt with dramatic crisis events impacting lives and individuals and those responding to the incidents. 02:14 What are the differences between loss, trauma and crisis? 04:00 What are the key recommendations that you would give to organisations on how they can be better prepared and making their teams more capable of handli ..read more

- A step towards crisis preparedness Guest speaker: Nana Kalandarishvili, Manager at PWC and Expert in Geopolitics and Security Nana Kalandarishvili shares her knowledge on the topic of geopolitical conflicts and good governance. She talks about the impact of geopolitical conflicts on companies and their well-being. She also shares her insight on how companies can prepare themselves for big geopolitical conflicts. 01:43 Are cooperations able to prepare for the geopolitical crisis and their effects effectively? 02:26 How do companies have access to the expertise in geopolitics risks? 06:55 What ..read more

- How do they contribute to public safety? Guest speaker: Amélie Grangeat, Senior Product Manager and Expert on public warning systems at F24 In this episode, Amélie Grangeat introduces you to the field of public warning systems. She gives an overview of the functionality, the legal framework but also the challenges, e.g. how do I warn people without access to technical devices? 2:13 Why is a public warning system so essential, and how is it applied around the globe? 4:10 And who would typically operate a public warning system and how does it work? 5:35 How does it work? How does everybody get ..read more

- the key to a successfull response plan? Guest speaker: Jerry Allen, Director and Co-Founder CrisisVR With his many years of experience Jerry Allen, Director and Co-Founder of CrisisVR, shares his knowledge on how to prepare your operational staff to deal with unexpected situation and the impact of ambiguous events. While highlighting the importance of empowering the front line, he details the necessary skills and key aspects of a successful response plan. 1:51 When an incident occurs and the first responders have to work together with the emergency services, what challengeges arise and how c ..read more