We are proud to now be an Impact Investor with the Sustainable Business Network, an organisation helping businesses across Aotearoa New Zealand to improve their sustainability and adapt to the impacts of climate change.
Read our latest newsletter, including learning from the emergency response to Cyclone Gabrielle; testing seismic risk messaging with commercial building tenants, why engaging communities about natural hazards and climate change risks is so difficult.
Cameron Eade recently presented to the 2023 Hospitality New Zealand Conference, focusing on how businesses can build their organisational resilience and position themselves to be ready for any kind of disruption.
We are pleased to share the findings from our Toka Tū Ake EQC funded research into the impacts of cash settlement of insurance claims following the 2016 Kaikōura/Hurunui earthquake.
We wish you all the best for this holiday season. Check our some of our key highlights from 2022.
Watch a recent presentation by Tracy Hatton talking about organisational resilience, what it is, why it is important, and the small steps that over time can build a robust organisation ready to survive any crisis and thrive in a world of uncertainty.
The latest issue of BRANZ’s Build magazine focuses on the resilience of people, businesses, communities, and buildings, with several ResOrgs projects featured.
We recently gave this presentation on 10 key lessons we’ve learned about supporting businesses and organisations to navigate through crisis recovery.
Many organisations have successfully navigated an incredibly challenging few years. But there is a big difference between surviving and thriving. With reports of burnout rapidly rising, many organisations have recognised the wellbeing challenges of their employees and invested in wellbeing initiatives. While this is laudable, organisations often overlook the key causes of burnout.
Charlotte Brown has been working with an international group of researchers to systematically compare the lessons we’ve learned over the past few decades of natural hazard research on business recovery with lessons emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic.