Risk Management
Cutting the Cost of HIV
Mergen Reddy and
Boetie Swanepoel
Forethought, September
Reprint F0609B
Hedging Political Risk in China
Ian Bremmer and Fareed Zakaria
Forethought, November
Reprint F0611A
Living Agreements for a Risky World
Ryan J. Orr
Forethought, April
Reprint F0604C
Preparing for a Pandemic
Jeffrey Staples, Scott F. Dowell,
Joseph S. Bresee, Nitin Nohria,
Warren G. Bennis, Baruch
Fischhoff, Larry Brilliant, Peter
Susser, Sherry Cooper, William
MacGowan (a conversation
with), Wendy Dobson, and
Brian R. Golden
Forethought, May
Reprint F0605A
Showing posts with label Risk management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Risk management. Show all posts
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Monday, July 7, 2008
Managing Reputational Risk
REPUTATION and Its Risks.
By: Eccles, Robert G., Newquist, Scott C., Schatz, Roland,
Harvard Business Review,
Feb 2007, Vol. 85, Issue 2
Recognize that reputational risk is a distinct category of risk and give one person unambiguous responsibility for managing it. This person can then identify all the parts of the organization whose activities can affect or pose risks to its overall reputation and enhance the coordination among its functions and units. The improvements in decision making will undoubtedly result in a better-run company overall.
Robert G. Eccles (reccles@perceptioncos.com) and Scott C. Newquist (snewquist@perceptioncos.com) are founders and managing directors of Perception Partners, a firm based in West Palm Beach, Florida, that advises companies on corporate governance, corporate reporting, and reputational risk. Roland Schatz (r.schatz@mediatenor.com) is the founder and CEO of the Media Tenor Institute for Media Analysis, a firm based in Lugano, Switzerland, that helps organizations manage their reputations through strategic media intelligence.
By: Eccles, Robert G., Newquist, Scott C., Schatz, Roland,
Harvard Business Review,
Feb 2007, Vol. 85, Issue 2
Recognize that reputational risk is a distinct category of risk and give one person unambiguous responsibility for managing it. This person can then identify all the parts of the organization whose activities can affect or pose risks to its overall reputation and enhance the coordination among its functions and units. The improvements in decision making will undoubtedly result in a better-run company overall.
Robert G. Eccles (reccles@perceptioncos.com) and Scott C. Newquist (snewquist@perceptioncos.com) are founders and managing directors of Perception Partners, a firm based in West Palm Beach, Florida, that advises companies on corporate governance, corporate reporting, and reputational risk. Roland Schatz (r.schatz@mediatenor.com) is the founder and CEO of the Media Tenor Institute for Media Analysis, a firm based in Lugano, Switzerland, that helps organizations manage their reputations through strategic media intelligence.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)