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3 More Impacts of Risk Management [Video]

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Risk management processes affect more than simply risk. Or rather, the impact of project risk management runs far deeper than just helping you plan for what might happen. There are lots of other reasons to do risk management too – and in this video I’m exploring 3 more reasons why you might want to take a bit more time to do risk management because poor risk management has consequences.

The topics discussed in today’s video are:

  1. The impact of risk on managing budget overspends
  2. How risk management can mitigate against unhappy stakeholders
  3. And how risk management can address issues of reputation management.

Watch the video for more on these! Hopefully it’s a slightly different way of thinking about the value of doing risk management, and something you can get your stakeholders to buy into.

For more on this topic, check out last time’s video where I looked at another 3 impacts of risk management on the wider business.

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Posted on: September 08, 2021 09:00 AM | Permalink

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Kwiyuh Michael Wepngong
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Financial Management Specialist | US Peace Corps Yaounde, Centre, Cameroon
I love point #2...
Thanks Elizabeth

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Kurt Lehberger Management Consultant, Freelancer| Kurt Lehberger Idstein, Hessen, Germany


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Kurt Lehberger Management Consultant, Freelancer| Kurt Lehberger Idstein, Hessen, Germany
Thank you Elizabeth, your statements are very credible and convincing.
Great leaders can prove themselves by showing how they anticipate and properly manage risk.

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Elizabeth Harrin Director| RebelsGuideToPM.com London, England, United Kingdom
Thanks, both!

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