Data Breach – Cyber Attack – Emergency – Product Recall
Reputational Issue – Accident
Your organisation will face a crisis.
Are you prepared?
CrisisX 2020 is coming
After a successful inaugural event in March 2019, CrisisX II will be coming to Auckland in March 2020. Our date and speaker line-up will be announced shortly.
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From natural disaster to data breach, inappropriate behaviour to product tampering, a crisis can ravage your business internally and destroy your credibility in the eyes of your customers.
The tools to mechanise your crisis communication
We will share the tools you need to deal with a crisis effectively, then put them to practise. That’s because when it comes to crisis, talking heads are one thing. But the only way to really train for a crisis is to go through one.
World-class speakers at NZ’s first simulation event
The conference mixes world-class speakers, all with extensive crisis communication and management experience, and our world-leading simulation where we put your team through their paces to test their crisis readiness.
Who is CrisisX for?
CrisisX: The Readiness Conference has been built for those on a crisis management who would come together when a crisis occurs. It would be beneficial for:
- CEO’s and direct reports
- Corporate Communications Managers
- PR practitioners
- CIO’s and IT security managers
- Chief Risk Officers / Head of Risk / Risk Analysts
- Compliance Officers
- Legal Counsel
- Board members
Speakers
2019 Speaker information
Alongside our unique crisis simulation, we have assembled some of the world’s best speakers on crisis management and communication. You can read more about our speakers here.
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Schedule PDF
Tea & Coffee 8:30 am
Leadership in a modern-day crisis 9:00 am
Conference opening by CrisisX event director Dallas Gurney
How the simulation works 9:30 am
Simulation Session 1 9:50 am
What Crisis?
Delegates have to identify an emerging crisis, bring together the appropriate team, eliminate distractions and plan for a rapid response.
Morning Tea 10:30 am
Learning Session 1 10:50 am
Defining a Crisis & Your Response
Groups come together to talk about the decisions they made in the first simulation session and learn from the outcomes of those decisions.
Simulation Session 2 11:20 am
Out of Control
In this session, teams face a situation spiralling out of control. A further crisis starts to creep up behind them and the wheels start to fall off within the crisis committee.
Lunch 12:20 pm
AIG International Keynote Melissa Agnes 1:00 pm
Melissa presents her “Building an Invincible Brand in an Uncertain World” keynote presentation.
Learning Session 2 2:00 pm
Keeping Focus & Making Good Decisions
Groups come together to talk about the decisions they made in the second simulation session and learn from the outcomes of those decisions.
Simulation Session 3 2:30 pm
Under Fire
Teams are faced with a growing social media backlash and prolonged negative media coverage.
Afternoon Tea 3:30 pm
Learning Session 3 3:50 pm
Navigating the Media & When to Listen
Groups come together to talk about the decisions they made in the third simulation session and learn from the outcomes of those decisions.
Expert Panel 4:20 pm
Navigating the Storm
NZME presents our “Navigating the Storm” panel featuring Martin Snedden, Simon Kenny, Mike Hosking and Chris Quin.
Day #1 Concludes 5:20 pm
HP Keynote Breakfast Rob Fyfe 7:30 am
Technology partner, HP, presents former Air New Zealand CEO Rob Fyfe talking to our moderator about how airlines mechanise their crisis response.
Domestic Keynote Sir Bob Parker 9:00 am
Former Christchurch mayor Sir Bob Parker discusses his experience communicating under pressure.
Simulation Reset 10:00 am
Simulation Session 4 10:20 am
Uprising
Your staff start to question the decisions you are making and begin to vocalise their unhappiness. Further dissent comes from an unexpected place.
Morning Tea 11:00 am
AIG Data Security Panel 11:20 am
Data Security
AIG presents Rob Pope, Director of CERT NZ; Mohammed Khan, HP security consultant; and Bhairav Shah, AIG’s Head of Liabilities and Financial Lines with for an in-depth look at how to mitigate a data security crisis.
Learning Session 4 12:00 pm
Growing Stronger Through Crisis
Groups come together to talk about the decisions they made in the fourth simulation session and learn from the outcomes of those decisions.
Simulation Leaderboard & Final Remarks 12:20 pm
Day #2 Concludes 12:30 pm
AIG International Keynote
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Leading authority on Crisis Preparedness
Melissa Agnes
Domestic Keynotes
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Former CEO of Air New Zealand
Rob Fyfe
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Former Mayor of Christchurch
Sir Bob Parker
Navigating The Storm Panel Speakers
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CEO Foodstuffs North Island
Chris Quin
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Head of Communications at McDonald’s
Simon Kenny
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Broadcaster
Mike Hosking
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Former CEO of New Zealand Cricket (NZC)
Martin Snedden
Facilitators
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Broadcaster
Nadine Higgins
AIG Data Security Panel
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Business Process Consultant for HP South Pacific
Mohammed Khan
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Director of CERT NZ
Rob Pope
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AIG New Zealand's Head of Financial Lines and Casualty
Bhairav Shah
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If you have questions about CrisisX: The Readiness Conference, or are interested in running your own crisis simulation event internally, contact Drum, the team running the conference here.