Emergent Risk International is hosting a FLASH CALL webinar on US & Russia: Implications for the War in Ukraine.
Join us as we explore possible scenarios for the path forward and what they would each mean for business.
In this webinar you can also pose your questions to the panel.
Kickstart Your Morning with Coffee & Clarity
Join ERI’s CEO, COO, and executive leadership team during the week of President-elect Trump’s inauguration. Gain unique US insights, ask your questions, and engage in a dynamic discussion as we unpack the implications of this pivotal moment.
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Join us for a discussion over coffee and pastries in the week of President-elect Trump’s inauguration as we unpack and provide clarity on the effects of the new administration on global business issues.
ERI’s Meredith Wilson (CEO), Brady Roberts (COO), and executive leadership team will set the...
We are pleased to present our annual forecast, Strategic Intelligence Estimate 2025: The Geopolitics of a New Era, created to assist our clients in their strategic planning for the coming year. An essential read for decision-makers concerned with anticipating geopolitical, strategic, security, stability, crisis and cyber risks.In ‘The Geopolitics of a New Era,’ Emergent Risk International’s global team of intelligence experts tackle Geopolitics and AI with a lens towards major issues, including; global security, political risk, the environment, regulation and current and future...
Join us for the first Global Unrest Deep Data Dive from Emergent Risk International (ERI) and ACLED. In this webinar, we’ll talk through how ACLED meticulously sources their data and then how ERI translates this data into concise analysis, using current topical areas: the US, Israel-Palestine and Bangladesh. You will get the opportunity to pose your questions too.
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...
Emergent Risk International (ERI) is pleased to announce the integration of ACLED (Armed Conflict Location & Event Data) access into The Emergent RiskIQ, 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 and...
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...
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...
The rapid escalation of regional conflicts can pose significant challenges for organizations operating in affected areas, particularly regarding the safety of national and expatriate employees, maintaining client relationships, and upholding supply chain, business continuity, and recovery. This interactive live in-person session presents a comprehensive geopolitical tabletop exercise that simulates a regional conflict between two countries, with one exhibiting a dominant position.
Participants will engage in a series of scenarios that require strategic decision-making and crisis management...
Emergent Risk International’s team will provide its annual briefing on our Strategic Intelligence Estimate 2024: Global Disruptors. Changes in global politics, economics, demographics, climate and technology are combining in ways that create new opportunities for those who anticipate and adapt but pose real risks for those who don’t. We’ll discuss the impacts of several significant elections on the horizon; the roles China, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Europe and the US will play; how the climate, activism and non-state actors will influence the environment; and the effects...
September 19, 2023NEWPORT, R.I.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Emergent Risk International (ERI), a leading risk management and intelligence consulting firm, has appointed eight distinguished industry leaders to its 2023-2024 client advisory board. The board will provide leadership insight which will help drive ERI products and services that will meet and exceed the highest standards of its clients.“We are honored to have this deeply experienced group support our mission of superior client service,” said Meredith Wilson, ERI’s founder and chief executive officer. “Their careers span...
“A straight-line prediction is usually a confession of ignorance.” This line from a dear friend and co-designer of ERI’s foundational Corporate Intelligence Analysis, Tradecraft and Writing course, Ben Brandt, has been ringing in my head in the weeks since Yevgheny Prigozhin’s failed march on Moscow. Observing a mass of media and pundit groupthink – especially on Twitter and LinkedIn – Ben’s warning is particularly relevant. News stories, Twitter threads and risk assessments from other intelligence providers all begin and end on a...
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