
Preparing Organizations for Managing Crises
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEducation | |||

When organizations struggle in a crisis, the problem is rarely a lack of effort. More often, teams are working from different versions of reality. That leads to delayed decisions, duplicated work, and conflicting messages. In this episode, host Rob B... more
In this episode of the PreparedEx Podcast, Rob discusses why the traditional “check-the-box” approach to crisis exercises is no longer enough. As organizations face more complex risks, increased regulatory scrutiny, and higher expectations from board... more
Planning a crisis simulation exercise? The quality of your exercise depends on the quality of the planning. In Episode 169 of the PreparedEx Podcast, Rob Burton shares the 15 essential questions PreparedEx asks every prospective client before designi... more
In this episode of the PreparedEx Podcast, Rob Burton is joined by Francois Nel, an experienced enterprise resilience advisor who works with regulated organizations and consulting teams to strengthen governance, close capability gaps, and build real-... more
Excellent podcasts for those in the crisis industry and any smart organizations interested in protecting their investments.
Good clear easy conversation between two professionals. Will tune in again.
Very informative with actionable content.. please keep it coming!
Good interview, been following on LinkedIn for a little bit now, just coming back around to listening to Podcasts (as they have come and gone in popularity over the years).
As I said before very good interview and always great to hear from insiders, would have been interesting to hear more about the inner workings of the creating of DHS or legal issues facing emergency management/response today (but that might be a little too wonky for some, as I’m not a lawyer probably would not have understoo... more
MIchael Brown has a wealth of experience and provides great insights. Time well spent listening to this podcast.
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These episodes explore crisis management, organizational resilience, and practical preparedness across industries, with a strong emphasis on building situational awareness, realistic crisis simulations, and the role of leadership in guiding response. Frequent topics include crisis planning processes, governance and regulatory considerations, the value of independent validation, and how AI and technology intersect with human judgment in emergency scenarios. A standout thread is the insistence on actionable, measurable improvements through exercises and drills, rather than surface-level checklists, making it useful for professionals responsible for resilience programs, incident response, and crisis communications.
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