Navigating Risk and Chaos – Strategies For Coping With An Uncertain World.

Clive Myrie

Before he took on the weekend news and BBC quiz, Clive reported from eighty countries. He has also presented Panorama’s The Virus vs the Vaccine, been a panellist on Have I Got News For You, and made a brief appearance in the Alan Partridge film Alpha Papa.

Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton

One of the most senior women in the fire service, Sabrina combines experience in making tough decisions in pressurised, stressful situations with studying the behavioural neuroscience of decision making. As well as insights into leadership and risk, her own personal story - homeless at 15, a firefighter at 18, combining frontline service with studying for a PhD in Psychology - is a lesson in resilience, determination and achievement.

Andrew Parker, Rt Hon Lord Parker of Minsmere

Andrew has held two of the most sensitive and respected leadership roles in British public life. He ended a 30-year career in national security and intelligence by heading MI5, after which he served as Lord Chamberlain, the non-executive Chair and de facto head of the Royal Household. He explores the pressures of leadership, and the importance of building a diverse, open team with accountable, values-driven leaders and shared, clear goals and purpose in order to navigate the strategic uncertainties that lie ahead.

Sir Robin Niblett

Sir Robin is a distinguished fellow at Chatham House after spending fifteen years as its director and chief executive. He is also a distinguished fellow of the Asia Society Policy Institute and senior adviser to the Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS) in Washington DC. Robin is recognised as a leading expert on the relations between Europe, the US, and Asia, and their implications for risk management by governments and private institutions.