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Bow tie analysis webinar.

Bow tie analysis. A visual approach to analysing and understanding risk.

On-demand webinar

Gain practical insights into Risk Bow Tie construction and appreciate the power of risk visualisation using Protecht's new Risk Bow Tie Tool.  Understand the various Bow Tie methods and how the Bow Tie can be integrated into you ERM framework.

Learn how you can deliver better risk management through a clearer and deeper understanding of risk.

Presenters

David Tattam

Chief Research and Content Officer, Protecht

Adel Fakhreddine

Head of Sales, APAC, Protecht

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Key information and topics covered 

  1. Visualisation of Risk Bow Tie principles and methods
  2. Creation of a Bow Tie using a real-life example
  3. Understand how root cause analysis can practically be conducted
  4. Integrating Bow Tie analysis into your ERM framework
  5. Using Bow Tie to support your risk management and reporting
  6. Q&A

Your key to effective root cause analysis and better risk understanding.

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About the presenters

Chief Research and Content Officer, Protecht

David Tattam is the Chief Research & Content Officer and co-founder of the Protecht Group. David's vision is to redefine the way the world thinks about risk and to develop risk management to its rightful place as being a key driver of value creation in each of Protecht's customers.

David is the driving force in taking Protecht's risk thinking to the frontiers of what is possible in risk management and to support the uplift of people risk capability through training and content.

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Head of Sales, APAC, Protecht

Adel Fakhreddine is a highly skilled sales management professional with a proven track record in account management, new business development and leadership skills based on a foundation of integrity, trust and ethics. His key area of focus besides Risk and Compliance is Business Research, Marketing, and Technology.

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