Overview
The Risk Summit is an annual two-day event run by the Centre for Risk Studies that brings together senior executives and decision makers from business, government and industry backgrounds, as well as researchers from varied disciplines, to explore the current pressing issues in risk management. The Risk Summit is organised to include plenary sessions, research showcases and networking events including a formal dinner at one of the University of Cambridge’s colleges.
The Centre for Risk Studies’ conference Organising Committee selects speakers of diverse professional backgrounds and research interests to present at the Risk Summit. Attendees have the opportunity to engage in debate regarding the topics presented and generate frameworks that help form the agenda for the Centre’s latest research programme. Papers contributed by faculty and researchers may also be presented.
Please contact the Centre for further information on our Risk Summits.
Past Risk Summits
Just Transitions: Transforming Business Towards a Sustainable Future
Systemic Risks and Interlinked Global Challenges
Transitioning to Net Zero – Managing the Risks
The Resilient Company – Managing Business Risks
Anniversary Summit: How risk will change over the next decade
Risks Beyond Boundaries
Managing Risk in a Smarter World
Risk Culture: Challenging Individual Agency
Risk Testing: Stressing the Boundaries
The Pulse of Risk: From Big Data to Business Value
Risk & Strategy: Returns versus Resilience
Anticipating the Future: Risk Management for Long-term Planning
The Human Dimension of Risk: Perception, Behaviour & Decision Making in Risk Management
Managing the Risk of Catastrophic Failure in Complex Systems