Ainur Bakiyeva

Risk isn't just about statistics and calculations. It's about asking and answering the right fundamental questions. To build effective risk management, we don't just need to turn data into backward-looking risk reports. We need to create a risk culture in which employees have the necessary skills and in which they can respond optimally to any risk situation in order to create added value and achieve a sustainable competitive advantage.
And that's what I can do.

• Overview of risk management principles and practices.
• Types of risks (operational, financial, reputational, etc.).
• Steps in the risk management process: identification, assessment, mitigation, and monitoring.

• Identifying and mitigating risks specific to projects.
• Risk assessment tools for project management (e.g., risk matrices).
• Practical methods for tracking and addressing project risks.

• Preparing for and responding to crises.
• Developing and implementing business continuity plans (BCP).
• Conducting simulations and drills for crisis scenarios.

• Core Principles of a Risk-Aware Culture.
• Practical Approaches to Embedding Risk Culture.
• Assessing and Improving Risk Culture.