Crisis Management

This headline gave me quite a chuckle. It was in addition to another I saw earlier that said something like “World on the brink of unprecedented warming catastrophe”. Oh brother. I remember when the UN said in 1990 that by 2000 it would be too late to stop catastrophic global…

Dream, Inspire and sometimes let go….. As I completed my HKU MBA elective course on Insight and lessons from CEOs , taking this time out after my crazy business trip last month over a weekend to reflect on the learnings that I incorporated after hearing about these inspiring and incredible…

In today’s digital age, personal and sensitive information is increasingly being collected, stored, and processed by organizations. This information, if not properly protected, can be vulnerable to theft or misuse, leading to serious consequences for individuals and organizations alike. As cyber threats continue to grow, it is increasingly important for…

The best way to deal with crisis management is to avoid letting things boil over into a crisis. This is not possible when faced with natural or manmade disasters, but in many other instances, it’s possible. For instance, instead of laying off 1000s of employees, business owners could keep better…

In today’s digital age, cyber attacks have become a major concern for businesses of all sizes. The consequences of a cyber attack can be devastating, resulting in financial loss, reputational damage, and even legal liabilities. As a result, more and more businesses are turning to cyber insurance as a means…

Cybersecurity is a critical concern for both the public and private sectors, and the threat of cyber attacks continues to grow in an increasingly interconnected world. To address this challenge, it is important for organizations in both sectors to work together to manage and prevent cyber crises. …

What have we learned from the COVID crisis? Today is COVID-19’s third anniversary. The World Health Organization declared it a global pandemic on March 11, 2020. And few in the know are ready to declare it over. But we might mark the occasion by reminding ourselves of the cost so…