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Top Tips for Traveler Security Intelligence

Making sure your business travelers are safe and secure is a top priority. Keeping on top of changing risk environments globally can be time-consuming while communicating the risks to your travelers can be tricky. Join us for a panel discussion on top tips for traveler security intelligence. We’ll discuss tools and methods to keep on top of travel trends and breaking developments as well as ways to engage and inform, without overwhelming, your travelers. COST: $50 for non-subscribers, free for subscribers 11 am – 12 pm EDT / 4 pm – 5 pm BST

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Briefing a Business Audience

Your analysis is only as good as your ability to communicate it to your audience. In a world of tight schedules and information overwhelm, many executives need to hear, rather than read, the key impacts to business. Join Deputy Director for Analysis Jackie Boachie and Senior Intelligence Analyst Cameron Evers as they discuss their top tips for briefing intelligence to corporate decision-makers. COST: $50 for non-subscribers, free for subscribers 11 am – 12 pm EDT / 4 pm – 5 pm BST

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Asking the Right Question: Aligning Intelligence Requirements to Stakeholder Priorities

Given the overwhelming amount of information available, intelligence analysts need to know the right questions to ask to generate answers that are meaningful to the decision-makers they support. Aligning intelligence requirements to your stakeholders’ needs enables analysts to efficiently craft impactful assessments. ERI Director of Analysis Kieran O’Leary will lead this discussion on how to think about tactical and strategic intelligence requirements that serve your organization’s needs. COST: $50 for non-subscribers, free for subscribers 11 am – 12 pm EDT / 4 pm – 5 pm BST

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Advanced Corporate Intelligence Analysis – Virtual

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...

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Global Disruptors: The 2024 Strategic Intelligence Estimate

Download the full report. 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,...

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Advanced Corporate Intelligence Analysis – Virtual

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...

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Advanced Corporate Intelligence Analysis – Virtual

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...

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Corporate Intelligence Analysis, Tradecraft and Writing – Virtual

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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Corporate Intelligence Analysis, Tradecraft and Writing – Virtual

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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The Power of Data in Analysis

In a world where the quantity of information is often overwhelming, quality data can cut through the noise and dispel biased narratives seeking to sway decision-makers. In this webinar, we’ll discuss the value of quantitative and qualitative and where to find data that supports business intelligence and security needs. Come learn how to use data to drive clear, targeted analysis and concise and engaging intelligence team products that resonate with business leaders. Free to ERI subscribers; $50 for non-subscribers.

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Countering Bias in Intelligence

Analytic objectivity is a key principle of tradecraft for intelligence analysts. Limiting the influence of biases — unconscious cognitive biases as well as political and personal bias — is crucial to establishing and maintaining the trust of your consumer base. ERI’s Deputy Director of Analysis Jackie Boachie will discuss how to recognize and mitigate source bias from creeping into finished intelligence, as well as some techniques for overcoming cognitive biases common in the intelligence and security field. Free to ERI subscribers; $50 for non-subscribers.

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Master Class: Using Intelligence to Better Manage Crisis

Build 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 time can be the difference between safe and secure personnel and operations or a physical security, legal and reputation disaster. ERI’s series of master classes is designed for senior-level risk management and business professionals seeking to improve business resilience by integrating strategic intelligence into decision-making...

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