Measuring Risk - What’s Your Temperature?

As we continue to deal with the consequences of a global pandemic concurrent with global conflicts, climate crises and economic uncertainty, organizations are taking a different view of risk - how to manage it, efforts taken to minimize or negate it, how to measure it and more. In this session, we’ll explore results from global research conducted by Economist Impact, sponsored by Iron Mountain, with an Economist analyst.

Topics to be covered include:

Executives’ shifting views of risk
Workplace evolution of risk
Changes in cybersecurity and data governance
Sustainability and reputational risk
Risk and the impact on operational efficiency

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Speakers

Sue Trombley

Managing Director, Thought Leadership, Iron Mountain

Sue Trombley has more than 25 years of information governance consulting experience. Prior to her current role, Trombley led Iron Mountain’s Consulting group responsible for business development, managing a team of subject matter experts, and running large engagements. Trombley holds a Master’s degree in Library and Information Science and recently was certified as an Information Government Professional. She sits on the AIIM Board, the University of Texas at Austin of School of Information Advisory Council, and is President of the Boston ARMA Chapter. She is Iron Mountain’s representative on the newly formed Information Governance Initiative and is a frequent speaker at association events.

John Ferguson

Practice lead for globalisation, trade and finance, Economist Impact

John is the head of Economist Impact’s Globalization, Trade and Finance practice. He is responsible for leading and developing the practice across different geographies and sectors, including both public and private organisations. As the global economy is being transformed by multiple forces including geopolitics, technological progress and climate change, the practice works with clients to navigate these structural shifts.

Areas of expertise:

Globalisation, trade and finance
Macroeconomics
Geopolitics and international relations
The economics of climate change
Developing economies
Foreign direct investment and supply chains

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