We live in an age where crisis has become a part of the ordinary.<\/p>\n
Anything and everything can lead to a full-blown crisis \u2013 from a small slip of the tongue by the CEO to human-made disasters and natural catastrophes.<\/p>\n
Crisis overlaps, accumulates, intensifies, complicates, and repeats itself \u2013 all too rapidly.<\/p>\n
To prevent and minimize risks from such evolving crisis, we need a crisis management platform.<\/p>\n
What is a\u00a0Crisis Management Platform<\/u>\u00a0and how do you build and maintain one?<\/p>\nSESSION 2 \u2013 \u00a0Legal compliance is not enough \u2013 you need an ESG approach to risk management<\/h4>\n
ESG is the new buzzword \u2013 for corporations and law firms.<\/p>\n
Institutional investors and consumers are now poring over non-legal, non-financial portfolios of corporations and want to see how they are handling the climate change, human rights, work safety, supply chain, and sustainability.<\/p>\n
A poor ESG index can hurt a company as any major crisis.<\/p>\n
Compliance officers have to change their previous way of thinking and re-group under the ESG banner.<\/p>\n
What do they have to do and what do they must not do?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
SESSION 1 \u2013 \u00a0\u00a0Crisis is everywhere and every day \u2013 you need a crisis platform We live in an age where crisis has become a part of the ordinary. Anything and everything can lead to a full-blown crisis \u2013 from a small slip of the tongue by the CEO to human-made disasters and natural catastrophes. … <\/p>\n