Welcome to The International Risk podcast. Today, we're joined by Philippe Borremans. He's an independent public relations consultant specializing in emergency risk and crisis communication. Philippe is currently president of the International Public Relations Association. He works on strategic communication projects for epidemic and pandemic preparedness with organizations like the World Health Organization, the European Union, and the West African Union. Today Philippe will guide us through the importance of strategic communication in emergencies and crisis and how this is should improve in both the public and private sectors. As discussed during the show, have a look at the IPRA website: https://www.ipra.org/news/yearbook/Hosted by Dominic Bowen, The International Risk Podcast is a weekly podcast for senior executives and board members, Chief Security Officers, Risk and Compliance Officers, and advisors in various risk-related fields. In this podcast series we speak with Risk and Compliance Directors from fortune 500 companies, from Chief Security Officers in war and conflict zones around the world, as well as security advisors for the United Nations, Red Cross, and large for-profit companies. Risk management must be an integral part of all organizational processes and inform decision making. In these interviews we speak with renowned international experts on how they have addressed uncertainty and risk assumptions, and how they have created systematic and structured processes in some of the most insecure countries in the world.Our host Dominic Bowen is a leading risk professional. A member of the Swedish Risk Management Association, Dominic has been establishing successful operations in some of the world’s most challenging environments. Dominic has extensive international experience having established the highest quality operational systems and structures in Yemen, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia, Iraq, Timor-Leste, Thailand, Tonga, Solomon Islands, Afghanistan, Philippines, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Haiti, Liberia, and Nepal. Dominic is extremely well-versed in risk controls, resilience, governance, and compliance requirements, and has a Masters Degree from Macquarie University in Australia.Tell us what you liked!

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