As the world continues to face multiple and interconnected crises, organizations are being challenged to revisit their resiliency plans and ensure that these will respond effectively to today’s emerging and evolving risks.
And considering the fast-changing nature of today’s challenges, resiliency plans need to be risk-agnostic, allowing organizations to be agile in adapting them to the crisis they are facing.
In this episode of Risk in Context, Cathy Cyphus, Head of Risk, Resilience, and Technology for the UK within Marsh’s Advisory Practice, speaks with Nicholas Martin, Head of Strategic Risk Consulting in the Pacific, and Renata Elias, Senior Vice President within Marsh’s Advisory Practice in the US, about the need for organizations to build well-structured and holistic resiliency plans that allow them to respond to multiple crises.
Head of Risk, Resilience, and Technology
United Kingdom
Based in London, Catherine Cyphus leads the Risk, Resilience, and Technology Advisory team for the UK. She specializes in operational resilience, crisis management, and business continuity. As a risk and resilience professional, she has experience building resilience capability within organizations across the UK, Europe, and Australia.
Head of Strategic Risk Consulting, Pacific
Nicholas Martin heads Marsh’s strategic risk consulting in the Pacific, where he leads a 40-person consulting team across the region that delivers enterprise risk management, resilience, ESG, and cyber advisory services.
Senior Vice President, Marsh Advisory
United States
Renata Elias is a Senior Engagement Lead within Marsh Advisory’s Strategic Risk Consulting Practice. She provides counsel and support to clients across a range of industries on organizational resilience including crisis management, emergency response, workplace violence, crisis communications, business continuity, pandemic response planning, reputational risk, and disaster and crisis response.
