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THE NEXT FRONTIER IN HUMAN RISK MANAGEMENT INTELLIGENCE
Rachel is a uniquely qualified specialist advisor and educator who partners with progressive government and private sector leaders and their teams to help make invisible Human Risk both visible and manageable.
BEYOND SYSTEMS...
GETTING 'GOOD AT HUMANS'
Human-based risk remains the biggest threat to organisations and those that lead them. History has proven that the identification and management of Human Risk requires more than increasingly complex systems of regulation, surveillance and internal compliance: it requires an evidence-based understanding of what factors reduce Human Risk and optimise individual and organisational performance and importantly, what factors increase Human Risk and compromise performance.


HUMAN RISK THROUGH A NEW LENS
Rachel helps leaders and their teams throughout the APAC region view their Human Risk through a new lens. Working from biopsychosocial holistic model of human-based risk, Rachel helps develop scientifically informed leaders.
Rachel works closely with leaders to shift traditional mindsets and perceptions about what constitutes Human Risk and translates knowledge from leading-edge brain science for practical application and risk management strategy.
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When human-related risks are recognised and mitigated not only is risk exposure reduced and productivity protected and increased, ESG and CSR goals are far more likely to be met.
CREATING PSYCHOLOGICALLY SAFE ENVIRONMENTS THAT NATURALLY MITIGATE RISK
Safe, healthy brain cultures help your people thrive and also mitigate human-related risks. Rachel equips leaders and their teams with the knowledge and skills they need to create brain-wise cultures from the top down that work with, not against, the unique humanness of their most valuable asset.
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When people work in safe, respectful environments they are more able to produce sustainable profits in a way that meet the needs of internal and external stakeholders.
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