AGENDA
7:45am - 8:30am
Registration Opens
8:30am - 8:40am
Karakia
Te Aroha Grace
8:40am - 8:45am
Welcome
Kerry Bakkerus
President of RIMS NZ Chapter
8:45am - 8:50am
Plan for the day - setting the scene
Madison Reidy
Master of Ceremonies
9:00am - 10:00am
Preparing now for whats next - How to thrive in an age of uncertainty
Michael McQueen
Futurist
Disruption is something that every organisation and leader has experienced at scale in recent years. In the aftermath of one of the most tumultuous chapters in human history, now is the time for audacity, adaptability, and agility. Enormous opportunities lie ahead for those that can identify the trends of tomorrow and gear up for them today. In this fast-paced and compelling presentation, you will discover: The key trends that will shape the coming decade with a specific focus on the impacts of AI, HYBRID WORK and the METAVERSE The role GEN Z will play in redefining industry norms and consumer expectations The common CULTURE and MINDSET TRAPS that will set any organisation on a collision course with obsolescence and how to avoid them PROVEN and PRACTICAL STRATEGIES for staying one step ahead of change and REMAINING RELEVANT. Audience members will leave this presentation with a clear action plan for navigating disruption and emerging stronger than ever.
8:50am - 9:00am
RIMS USA
Gary LaBranche
CEO RIMS USA
10:00am - 10:30am
Top Global Risks for 2024
Cory Davie
Control Risks
Cory Davie will brief you on Control Risks’ top global risks for 2024, and what New Zealand businesses should focus on to manage these risks and seize opportunity where they can.
10:30am - 10:45am
NETWORKING BREAK
10:45am - 11:15am
Rise Above the Chaos: Building Resilience in Business & Government
Nicholas Martin
Head of Strategic Risk Consulting, Pacific at Marsh
Join us for an engaging discussion on Resilience in Business and Government. In this session, we will delve into the critical importance of an organisation's ability to withstand and recover from various perils, including cyber threats, climate events, and supply chain disruptions. We will explore how resilience is not only an individual responsibility of organisations but also a shared responsibility with the government, emphasising the need for both parties to work together. Marsh McLennan's unique perspective on this topic, given our role with the UK National Preparedness Commission, will provide valuable insights. Nicholas, an expert in resilience activities for organisations, will share case studies of businesses that have excelled in building resilience and those that have not. We will also discuss different mechanisms to treat resilience risks.
11:15am - 11:45am
Delivering value: how do risk professionals provide their customers with value?
Expectations from different perspectives
Nicholas Martin
Head of Strategic Risk Consulting, Pacific at Marsh
Julie Amey
Chief Financial Officer - SkyCity
Grant Gillingham
General Manager - Group Risk Advisory & Health, Safety & Wellbeing - Fisher & Paykel Healthcare
Amy Cavanaugh
Institute of Directors: Young Directors Steering Group
In this panel discussion, we will explore the complex world of risk management. The discussion aims to dissect the multifaceted role of risk professionals and their strategies in delivering tangible value to their stakeholders. The discussion promises to shed light on the nuanced expectations from various viewpoints, how we improve risk maturity across New Zealand, drive resilience and add value to our stakeholders.
11:45am - 12:30pm
Risks in the Digital Age
David Sutton
KPMG
AI is transforming our world and creating new opportunities for innovation. The opportunities are vast and exciting, but they are also accompanied by significant risks and challenges. One of the most pressing concerns is the potential for AI to perpetuate and exacerbate existing biases and inequalities. We'll also discuss how AI can be harnessed to solve some of the key problems and challenges that organisations face today.
12:30pm - 1:10pm
LUNCH BREAK
1:10pm - 1:25pm
Online Video
1:25pm - 1:55pm
Panel discussion
Conduct Counts: tackling fraud, corruption and ethics in an increasingly digital world
Madison Reidy
Panel Facilitator
Darren Murphy
Core Integrity
Adam Hunt
Transparency International
With the changing landscape globally, the cost of living crisis in New Zealand, rising levels of anger, changing demographic of the population and the potential loss of trust in government and institutions there is a potential for fraud and corruption to be more prevalent. The panel will explore the current state of fraud and corruption in New Zealand, and what organisations can do to minimise the risk for them.
1:55pm - 2:40pm
Leading from the inside out
Sacha Coburn
CEO Coffee Culture
In this energising session you’ll learn about how to lead a high performing team and motivate those around you to pull together towards a common goal. Starting with a sample size of 1 you’ll discover how to run experiments on what works, and how you can combine brains and heart to be a leader people actually want to follow. Live your best life, unleash the power of risk and get more out of every day by learning the three ‘c’s of contemporary leadership. Extraordinary challenges need extraordinary measures – let’s set up for success in 2024.
2:40pm - 3:25pm
Top Floor Turbulence: A Practical Crisis Management Exercise
Joe Saunders
Risk2Solution
Dive into a crisis management simulation where participants grapple with a high-profile reputational crisis. This exercise challenges attendees to strategise responses, manage reputational risks, and restore organisational trust. Prepare to navigate the complexities of ethics, stakeholder communication, and long-term recovery.
3:25pm - 3:40pm
NETWORKING BREAK
3:40pm - 4:10pm
The risk holy grail! Creating a dynamic integrated risk profile
David Tattam
Protecht
Risk is a difficult beast to understand and measure. There is no single measure that is the magic pill! Instead we need to understand and “measure” many different aspects of risk to create a comprehensive risk profile that can then be used for management and decision making. In addition, risk is dynamic, it is always changing. This means our understanding and measures must be as current and real time as possible. We are seeking the dynamic integrated risk profile. This session takes a look at what makes up a comprehensive risk profile, how it can be assembled and used, as well as what the processes and systems need to be to be able to provide that profile when and where it is needed. We will be covering: 1.Intimately understanding the nature and behaviour of any risk. 2.The ways risk can be “measured” and the information required 3.The processes that need to be in place to gather that information 4.Bringing it together into a dynamic integrated risk profile 5.Using the profile
4:10pm - 4:50pm
Wrangling Wicked Problems – the ultimate risk management challenge!
Dr. Gav Schneider
The ISRM ANZ CSWP (Centre for the study of Wicked Problems) and RMIA’s Risk Leader of the year
The term Wicked Problems was originally coined in an academic paper authored by design theorists Horst Rittel and Melvin Webber over 50 years ago. While there are many attributes that define a Wicked problem, generally they are based on problems that are fast evolving with no clear solution or where the solution generates further problems and a level of residual risk that is potentially worse than they initial issue itself. Fast forward to today, Risk Managers and Leaders try and grapple with the reality of a Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous and Digital (VUCAD) world which challenges us with more and more Wicked Problems. In this session we will explore how Risk Managers and Leaders can better cope with and wrangle wicked problems to create successful outcomes.
4:50pm - 5:00pm
Reflections of the day
Gary LaBranche
CEO RIMS USA
5:00pm
CONFERENCE CLOSE
RIMS Members
NZ $855.00 + GST
RIMS Non-Members
NZ $995.00 + GST
INCLUSIONS
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Arrival tea & coffee
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Morning tea
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Working lunch
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Afternoon tea
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Networking with Sponsors at their trade booths
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Guest speaker sessions
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Wi-Fi
EXCLUSIONS
The following are not included in your package cost:
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Accommodation
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Domestic airfares
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Travel insurance
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Airport transfers (if applicable)
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Carparking
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Changes in Government taxes