In Ernst & Young’s 2021 Global Board Risk Survey, 55% of board members said risk management has difficulty keeping pace with changes in business strategy. Further, 82% did not believe their business has an effective disaster response and contingency plan, yet eight in ten boards believed improved risk management will be critical for their business to protect and build value in the next five years.

Clearly, something needs to shift.

However, organizations’ current resources — technology, processes, and people — fall short of the capacity needed to keep up with increasing risk demands, creating a business resilience gap. The companies that are able to discover and mitigate these emerging risks early will gain a competitive advantage.

Don’t let your organization fall behind. A new guide, Bridging the Business Resilience Gap With the Connected Risk Model, defines the business resilience gap and explores five ways to bridge it with a modern approach to integrated risk management. Download your free copy of this resource today to learn:

• How the business resilience gap formed in the current risk environment.
• Four common causes of the business resilience gap.
• Why an integrated approach such as the Connected Risk Model is crucial to successfully bridge the gap.