The global COVID-19 pandemic is having unprecedented impact on our societies, economies, and supply chains. As our socio-economic system adapts, businesses and their employees around the world are already feeling the effects, including in Indonesia. Minimizing impacts and finding a safe, responsible and productive way forward is the collective responsibility of businesses, investors, and governments around the world. In this webinar, we explore COVID-19’s expanding impact by bringing perspectives from the Asia Pacific and American contexts, the risks that humans and organisations face, as well as offering approaches for achieving business resilience and adapting to the ‘new normal’.

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Dr. Antonius Alijoyo as Keynote Speaker
Charles R. Vorst (IRMAPA) - Business resilience and business continuity during and after the pandemic

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Natalie Egnot, DrPH (Cardno ChemRisk - USA) - Workplace risk management and response plans to COVID-19

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Rasika Mohan (Cardno - Australia) - The “new normal” and implications for supply chain resilience

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This is followed by an interactive discussion and Q&A session.
1. How ready are we, most companies in the world, to face a pandemic? -- 00:50
2. What companies need to be prepared for the potential second wave corona virus to ensure their resilience? -- 05:00
3. While we are trying to go back to the "New Normal", but then the second wave comes, what is going to happen? -- 11:57
4. How to ensure or minimize the spread of virus through our products to our customers? -- 14:43
5. In relations to the recovery business strategy, how effective is the intervention of the government to handle the economic slowdown event that becomes the global economic crisis? -- 17:55
6. Does it necessary to have such a huge BCM umbrella so if the second wave happens every company has a strategic, structured, systematic way to handle it? -- 21:58
7. Rasika mentioned that the cost of risk management needs to be fractured into products or services. Who should carry this cost? If businesses, how more careful companies compete with more opportunistic entitis willing to operate with higher risk profiles in their supply chain? Should the government be regulating supply chain risk management? -- 26:17
8. How to answer the challenge for the leaders about this situation? -- 31:33
9. When is this pandemic getting over? -- 39:10


About Speakers

Antonius Alijoyo
The chairperson of ERM Academy who has more than 30 years of professional experiences in various industries focus on GRCS. He has been a practicing independent commissioner and board committee's chair and/or members for the last 15 years whilst consistently teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate programs for the last 25 years.

Fadjar Proboseno
Fadjar is Senior Consultant & Trainer of CRMS (Center of Risk Management & Sustainability). Previously he worked at PT Astra International as a Manager of Risk Advisory Department and a Manager of Internal Audit Department. His experiences on end to end implementation of Risk Management in various industries for the past fifteen years lead him into an expert in utilizing Risk Management standards.

Charles Reiner Vorst
Charles is Secretary General of IRMAPA (Indonesia Risk Management Professional Association). He has experience in Risk Management Consultation since 2005. He has been involved in various project such as assisting in the framework establishment of: GCG & ERM Implementation Roadmap, GCG & ERM Policy/Manual, etc. He is also a Business Continuity Certified Specialist (BCCS).

Natalie Suder Egnot
Natalie is Supervising Health Scientist at Cardno ChemRisk and Chair of The Board of Directors in Pittsburg Schweitzer Fellows Program, who has interest in public health, disease control and prevention, and sustainability. She completed her BS (Bachelor of Science) in Biology in 2012, MPH (Master of Public Health) in Infectious Disease and Microbiology in 2014, and DrPH (Doctor of Public Health) in Cardiovascular Epidemiology in 2017.

Rasika Mohan
Rasika’s current role is Senior Specialist in Cardno International Development in Melbourne Australia. She has a 15-year career spanning the private, non-profit and government sectors. Her current focus sits at the nexus of innovation, community development and market-based approaches to impact.


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