Emergent Risk International is hosting a launch webinar on the widely anticipated annual Strategic Intelligence Estimate 2025: The Geopolitics of a New Era. The senior intelligence team will take you through some of the key global challenges for the year ahead, looking at them through two core prisms; AI and Tech, and The Geopolitics of Business. In this webinar you can pose your questions to the panel, get them answered live and help shape the discussion around the key risks to look out for in 2025.
Your registration also ensures that you will be one of the first to receive the Strategic Intelligence...
Join ERI’s leadership and analysis teams as we take an interactive look at our initial 2024 outlook and what has changed as we enter the 4th quarter of the year. We’ll also give a sneak peek at what’s coming up in the 2025 Strategic Intelligence Estimate.
I3 is a pioneering intelligence sector event aiming to transform the traditional conference format to create an immersive environment for revolutionary ideas and advanced concepts. The inaugural summit will take place on November 18, 2024, at the Capital One Center, Tysons Corner, VA.
A dedicated event to shape the future of intelligence, designed to push the boundaries of what’s possible in the field of intelligence. We want to know how you think intelligence can solve some of today’s most intractable problems! Hosted by Capital One, Emergent Risk International, and INTELAB Ventures,...
Emergent Risk International (ERI) is pleased to announce the integration of ACLED (Armed Conflict Location & Event Data) access into The Emergent Risk Situation Room™, a leading SaaS platform that provides data on demand, analysis and tools for risk intelligence professionals. The partnership brings together two leading sources of geopolitical data and analysis to create deeper and more customized insights for our clients.This new collaboration is forged with a common goal of enabling leading business continuity, resilience, crisis management and security teams to make swift, effective...
Emergent Risk International (ERI) has been named in the 2024 Inc. 5000 List of the Fastest-Growing Private Companies in the United States. The Inc. 5000 list is an annual ranking of the fastest-growing privately owned companies in the U.S. Ranks are determined based on revenue over a three-year period. With 226% growth since 2020, Emergent Risk International ranked in the top half of the list at #1956 nationally and #212 in the Business Products & Services category.A fully searchable database of all of the companies along with a downloadable pdf of the publication can be found...
Join ERI’s leadership and analysis teams as we take an interactive look at our initial 2024 outlook and what has changed as we enter the 3rd quarter of the year.
In this webinar on using intelligence to better manage crisis, participants will discuss strategies for effective intelligence monitoring to assess and prepare for crisis scenarios – and support rapid decision-making during the actual event. While tactical real-time information is always needed, strategic intelligence inputs and planning ahead of can be the difference between safe and secure personnel and operations or a physical security, legal and reputation disaster.
This webinar will encompass the following key elements: Understanding Corporate Readiness for Geo-strategic Challenges
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Join ERI’s leadership and analysis teams as we take an interactive look at our initial 2024 outlook and what has changed as we enter the 2nd quarter of the year.
As an innovation-driven risk intelligence practice, Emergent Risk International has always embraced the term “disruptor,” not as a negative or positive term, but as a change agent. Disruptors are necessary to move us out of our comfort zone, challenge our thinking and remind us that complacency is dangerous. In the world of global affairs and risk management, disruption and disruptors are generally viewed as a negative term. One that defines actors and events that challenge global stability, safe operating environments, and physical safety and security. But in business, disruptors and risk-takers...
Businesses increasingly rely on sophisticated intelligence analysis to help mitigate a growing number of complex risks. Organizations need analysts with a deeper understanding of the interconnected nature of risk and evolving threats to the corporate landscape to ensure business resilience. Which is why we took our framework for our successful course on Corporate Intelligence Analysis, Tradecraft, and Writing for the business environment to the next level. And just like our CIATW, our Advanced Corporate Intelligence Analysis course is recognized by ASIS International as aligning with the CPP...
Organizations increasingly rely on private sector intelligence analysis to help them mitigate risk and adapt to this era of poly-crises. ERI’s training specifically addresses intelligence analysis, tradecraft and writing for business – to get your intelligence function producing efficiently and effectively. Our Corporate Intelligence Analysis, Tradecraft and Writing course is recognized by ASIS International as aligning with the CPP and APP bodies of knowledge and qualifies participants for up to 10 CPEs.
As intelligence professionals who have worked in government intelligence and across industries,...
Organizations increasingly rely on private sector intelligence analysis to help them mitigate risk and adapt to this era of poly-crises. ERI’s training specifically addresses intelligence analysis, tradecraft and writing for business – to get your intelligence function producing efficiently and effectively. Our Corporate Intelligence Analysis, Tradecraft and Writing course is recognized by ASIS International as aligning with the CPP and APP bodies of knowledge and qualifies participants for up to 10 CPEs.
As intelligence professionals who have worked in government intelligence and across industries,...
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