AI in Crisis Management: Transforming Response Strategies Across Industries

  • 22 May 2025
  • , 13:00 UTC+10

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In an increasingly volatile world, the ability to anticipate, respond to, and recover from crises has never been more critical. This webinar explores the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in modern crisis management across diverse industries. From real-time prediction and situational awareness to decision support and automation, AI is rapidly reshaping how organisations prepare for and respond to emergencies.

Participants will gain insights into how AI-driven tools are being applied in a variety of sectors to enhance resilience and operational continuity. The session will delve into the challenges and opportunities of deploying AI in high-pressure scenarios, including data limitations, system trust, and operational integration. We will also touch on the ethical considerations vital to ensuring responsible AI use in times of crisis.

Join us to uncover how AI is not just supporting crisis management – it’s revolutionising it.

We look forward to welcoming you!

Speakers:

  • Nerrida Graham

    Manager, Crisis and Organisational Resilience, Energy Queensland

    Nerrida is the Crisis and Organisational Resilience Manager at Energy Queensland, where she leads the organisation's approach to managing disruptive risks and building resilience. With a career spanning multiple high-risk industries - including energy, critical infrastructure, oil and gas, construction, aviation, and law enforcement - she brings a wealth of real-world experience to the table.

    Her expertise covers the full spectrum of disruption management, from crisis response and business continuity to emergency management and critical infrastructure resilience. She's played a central role in supporting executive and senior leadership teams through complex events, both domestically and internationally.

    Nerrida also holds national leadership roles as Co-Chair of the Critical Infrastructure Advisory Council (CIAC) and the Trusted Information Sharing Network (TISN) for the Electricity sector, helping shape the resilience landscape at a sector-wide level.

  • Dan Haagman

    CEO, Chaleit

    Dedicated to strategic cyber security thinking and research, Dan is the CEO and founder of Chaleit, a seasoned leader in global cyber security consulting, and an Honorary Professor of Practice at Murdoch University in Perth, Australia. With nearly 30 years of experience, he began his journey at The London Stock Exchange, where he pioneered the development of their first modern SOC and defensive team. As a co-founder of NotSoSecure and 7Safe, both acquired by reputable firms, Dan has left a lasting impact on the industry. Today, Dan leads a team in seven countries, focused on delivering world-class cyber security consulting. Chaleit reflects Dan's vision for the industry's future.Dan has a passion for learning with the goal of being a leading thinker and collaborator in the cyber industry.

  • Laura Jury

    Business Resilience Consultant, Air New Zealand

    Laura is a seasoned crisis management and business continuity expert specializing in the Aviation industry. With a strong foundation in building effective Business Continuity Management Systems, she is always on the look out to leverages AI-driven insights in order to transform traditional crisis response approaches and enhance operational resilience in today’s volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous environments. Using a human centred and process drive approach a lot of Laura’s LinkedIn writing is diving into how AI can help reshape Emergency & Crisis Management strategies and driving a new era of intelligent, agile risk mitigation.

  • Joe McDavitt

    Operational Risk, Battleground

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