The Australian Risk Policy Institute® is a non-political and non-profit organisation formed to promote and encourage greater focus on Strategic Risk Policy® in leadership, decision-making, public policy and management across all sectors in Australia.
Strategic Risk Policy® is the driver and pinnacle to protect against and leverage from vulnerabilities or potential risks. It will in turn reduce risks and wicked problems. It will empower Boards and Executive Committees to make more timely and effective decisions – and integrated risk management to be optimised – for best-practice performance and sound corporate governance.
Commentary and articles by ARPI® members are often featured in news articles or found online within the magazines of risk focused organisations.
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ARPI® has developed Strategic Risk Policy® which quickly attracted global attention leading to the expansion of ARPI’s® presence globally. ARPI® has formalized the growing global footprint under the banner of the GRPN.
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The Asian Centre for the Global Risk Policy (ACGRPN) is a non-profit organisation that promotes and encourages a new leadership approach across all sectors in the Asia-Pacific to enable informed and pre-emptive decision-making through Strategic Risk Policy® in today’s transformative and disrupted world. NDIM has collaborated with the Australian Risk Policy Institute (ARPI) to establish India’s first ever Global Risk Policy Network to produce world-class ARPI-certified ‘Risk Leaders®’ through Strategic Risk Policy® Courses.
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The European Risk Policy Institute is a non-political and non-profit organisation formed to promote and encourage greater focus on risk policy in leadership, decision-making and management across all sectors in Europe. Strategic Risk policy is the driver and pinnacle of risk management and must be clearly articulated by Boards and Executive Committees to ensure integrated risk management is optimised – for best-practice performance and sound corporate governance.
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The United States Resilience & Risk Policy Institute (USRRPI) is a non-profit organisation that promotes and encourages a new leadership approach across all sectors in the United States of America to enable informed and pre-emptive decision-making through Strategic Risk Policy® in today’s transformative and disrupted world.
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The United Kingdom Risk Policy Network (UKRPN) is part of the Global Risk Policy Network (GRPN) established by ARPI, and comprises a range of senior industry, academic, scientific, community and professional leaders. Some UKRPN members are involved in ARPI’s Centre for Advanced Resilience and Risk Policy Studies (CARRPS), and in delivery of educational courses produced by ARPI’s Academy. Courses include Fundamentals of Strategic Risk Policy® and at Executive level, Leadership Through Strategic Risk Policy®. For further information please contact inquiry@arpi.org.au.
Formation of the Centre for Advanced Resilience and Risk Policy Studies (CARRPS) brought together ARPI’s Research & Development and Policy capabilities, recognising ARPI’s progression into leading or participating in major projects of international impact. A Reference Group comprising ARPI experts in their field, forms a diverse intellectual base. Director of the Centre is ARPI’s Vice-President, Global – Gillian Savage FARPI; Deputy Director is ERPI’s Chairman, Ivan Savov FARPI; Policy Consultant is Louise Sylvan AM FARPI; and Research Consultant is Peter Quinton FARPI.
ARPI is a Founding Partner in the global-scale Human Continuity Project™ – see www.eiscouncil.org – aiming to enhance three-stage resilience of critical global infrastructure including electricity, water, gas, bushfires, floods, transport, medicines, fuels and communications.
ARPI is undertaking advanced R&D in the field of ‘Intelligence Equlibrium’ and its relationship to the ‘digital environment’ – aimed to develop counter-balances to problems arising from inherent limitations plus absolute omissions in the scope and capability of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Inquiries are welcome to inquiry@arpi.org.au
