Military commanders face ambiguous and fast-moving circumstances, which can change in rapid and
unexpected ways. So, what if anything, can investors and pension funds learn from the military’s
approach to risk and crisis management?
Recently, my Avida colleagues began addressing this question by considering how an organisation
rates against the following criteria;
- Is it adequately taking account of the requirements of all its stakeholders?
- How well does it understand the environment in which it is operating?
- Can it call upon appropriate leadership in times of crisis?
- Can it be certain that all crisis management plans, and strategies have been sufficiently
stress-tested?
Then, they set out their thoughts in a very interesting piece that can be found by following this link
here.
