The Pracademic’s Handbook: Bridging Academic Theory and Industry Best Practice for Students and Professionals
We are delighted to announce the publication of our new book, co-authored by ISRM Ireland Chapter Chair Garry Bergin PC MSc CSyP MSI CPP SRMCP CTSP F.Sec.I.I FSyI F.ISRM and Vice Chair Paul Kellett DSM, MSc, CSyP, MSI, CPP, SRMCP, F.Sec.II, FSyl, F.ISRM. The Pracademic’s Handbook: Bridging Academic Theory and Industry Best Practice for Students […]
Call for Papers – ISRM Global Journal 2025
The ISRM is pleased to announce an extension for submissions to the ISRM Global Journal. The new deadline is 31st December 2024, with publication set for January 2025. This special edition will focus on Human Factors and Human-Centric Risk Management. We invite ISRM members to share their expertise and research on the impact of human elements […]
ISRM Academic Development Introduction
We are delighted to invite you to our ISRM Academic Development Introduction Webinar! Join Dr. Magdalena Alcocer, ISRM Director of Academic Development, and Dr. David Rubens, ISRM Executive Director, to learn more about the ISRM Student Network, our University Chapters and the many valuable opportunities a collaboration with ISRM creates. The ISRM Student Network is […]
Global Urban Resilience Monthly Programme – Climate Change: Cities on Fire, Cities Under Water
Climate change poses profound challenges to cities worldwide, reshaping urban landscapes and exacerbating vulnerabilities. Rising temperatures intensify heatwaves, placing strain on urban infrastructure and public health. Cities are increasingly vulnerable to extreme weather events such as floods, hurricanes and wildfires, which threaten lives and livelihoods while straining emergency response systems. The need for resilient urban […]
UK Resilience 2025 – Vision and Strategy
Join us in London on 27th November 2024 for an insightful networking event co-organized by PA Consulting and the Institute of Strategic Risk Management (ISRM). UK Resilience 2025 – Vision and Strategy, this event will bring together key leaders and experts to discuss the future of resilience planning in the UK. The event will be hosted […]
Defusing Danger: A Soldier’s Journey from Ireland to Global Frontlines
Join us for an engaging session with Lt Col. Ray Lane, as he delves into the harrowing, high-stakes world of bomb disposal and his personal journey through decades of military service. From defusing a massive bomb to facing intense situations in Bosnia, Lebanon, and Afghanistan. Ray will share insights from his new book, Only a Soldier Knows. Gain […]
Strategic Risk and Crisis Management 2025: The New Challenges
We are pleased to share the recording of Dr. David Rubens’ insightful presentation for the IIRSM South East of England webinar. In this session, Dr. Rubens discusses “Strategic Risk and Crisis Management 2025: The New Challenges”, highlighting emerging risks and innovative crisis management strategies for the future.
Free to Attend Level 5 Management Award in Urban Resilience and Major City Management – November
Strategic planning and management of major cities, and the associated issues concerning urban resilience, is fast becoming one of the central issues of 21st century risk and crisis management, as well as urban planning in general. The growth of even middle-size cities has gone beyond what their infrastructures were designed to manage, and there is a […]
Global Urban Resilience – Infrastructure Security: Keeping Our Cities Running
Infrastructure security is paramount for maintaining the functionality and stability of cities. It begins with safeguarding critical systems such as transportation networks, power grids and communication channels against physical and cyber threats, but also involves the development of sustainable investment programmes that can ensure that critical infrastructures are maintained at the necessary kevel of readiness […]
Strategic Risk and Crisis Management 2025: The New Challenges
Attendees will gain a greater understanding of the significant challenges we are currently facing and will consider whether those changes are evolutionary or revolutionary, or whether they are in fact genuinely unprecedented and are a sign of a fundamental paradigm shift. They will also be introduced to some of the academic models that have been […]