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In this week's episode of World Lens we talk about the recent embassy attacks. An embassy is supposed to be inviolable - an oasis of security, a little piece of your home country in a foreign land. But recent events have shattered that sense of security and have us asking what's next?
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In this week's episode of World Lens we talk about TikTok. A much discussed TikTok "ban" finally passed the US House of Representatives in March. What is the likelihood this bill passes the Senate, and what would be the knock-on effect for everyone that uses the social media app? All this and more on the latest episode of World Lens.
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In this week's episode of World Lens, we are zooming in on Baltimore and the tragedy of the Francis Scott Key bridge collapse. We know this is still a fresh wound for many, as we are only a few days removed from the catastrophic event, and our hearts go out to all those families still experiencing the day's agony.
Still, we felt it was necessary to discuss the various impacts this has on the future of Baltimore's economy. With the Port of Baltimore suspending operations, what's to come of the 140,000 people who depend on it for their livelihoods? What will happen with the businesses that use the port to connect and distribute to the rest of the country?
Listen in as we sit down with Peter Bowe, Publisher of DredgeWire, a leading digital newspaper for people in the maritime, dredging, and related industries, and former CEO of Ellicott Dredges, to gain some insight on the economic ramifications to the state and all who rely on the Port of Baltimore.
Join the World Trade Center Institute as we examine some of the most interesting stories in the news through a global business lens in less than 30 minutes. We're reaching deep into our network of more than 3,500 companies and hundreds of nonprofits, academic institutions, and government agencies to bring you expert analysis.
Get ready to dive into the latest global business stories with our Digital Specialist, Michelle Evans, and Bruce McIndoe, President of McIndoe Risk Advisory and WTCI board member. India just signed a massive Free Trade Deal with the European Free Trade Association. This landmark deal could set the standard for trade deals of the future. In the seventh episode titled “ A New Model for Trade Deals", Bruce tackles the aftermath and more as we look to India.
Join co-hosts Michael McCormick and Ed Silver every other week (or so) as Travel Again Advisory brings clarity to chaos in the travel industry. The inaugural episode of Travel Again Podcast features Bruce McIndoe covering the Headwinds and Tailwinds Impacting the Business of Travel.
The Business of Travel is the official podcast of the Global Business Travel Association. In this episode, featuring Bruce, Suzanne Sangiovese (Riskline), Vasilis Tzanetis (Sibylline), Jorge Mesa (BCD Travel), Risk Committee members discuss the importance of individual profile risk for business travellers. They focus on how a specific traveller's unique set of factors and characteristics can impact their safety and well-being during a trip, which is referred to as individual profile risk in travel risk management. These factors encompass personal health considerations, cultural awareness, travel experience, and behavior. The experts explore methods for obtaining relevant information and customizing it to each individual's profile while considering privacy policies and also address how this approach should be applied to blended travel.
Join the World Trade Center Institute as we examine some of the most interesting stories in the news through a global business lens in less than 30 minutes. We're reaching deep into our network of more than 3,500 companies and hundreds of nonprofits, academic institutions, and government agencies to bring you expert analysis.
Get ready to dive into the latest global business stories with our Digital Specialist, Michelle Evans, and Bruce McIndoe, President of McIndoe Risk Advisory and WTCI board member. Japan's stock market just broke its historical high point - originally set back in 1989. What's driving this increase and is it sustainable? In the sixth episode titled “Nikkei Way", Bruce tackles those questions and more as we look to Japan.
Join the World Trade Center Institute as we examine some of the most interesting stories in the news through a global business lens in less than 30 minutes. We're reaching deep into our network of more than 3,500 companies and hundreds of nonprofits, academic institutions, and government agencies to bring you expert analysis.
Get ready to dive into the latest global business stories with our Digital Specialist, Michelle Evans, and Bruce McIndoe, President of McIndoe Risk Advisory and WTCI board member. A recent CNN article dubbed 2023, "the Year of the Strike." With a rising labor movement hot off of a year of successes and publicity, what does the future hold? In the fifth episode titled “Solidarity. Forever,” Bruce discusses the reasons, impacts, preventive practices and critical topics around labour strikes.
Join the World Trade Center Institute as we examine some of the most interesting stories in the news through a global business lens in less than 30 minutes. We're reaching deep into our network of more than 3,500 companies and hundreds of nonprofits, academic institutions, and government agencies to bring you expert analysis.
Get ready to dive into the latest global business stories with our Digital Specialist, Michelle Evans, and Bruce McIndoe, President of McIndoe Risk Advisory and WTCI board member. In the fourth episode titled “Finders, Keepers. Losers, Weepers,” Bruce delves into a thought-provoking exploration of ethical, moral, political, and practical dilemmas surrounding museums worldwide. These institutions house an array of treasures, some of which were acquired through colonial exploitation and taken away from their original homelands. When former colonies express a desire to reclaim their cultural artifacts and treasures, a complex web of legal, historical, and cultural considerations comes into play.
Join the World Trade Center Institute as we examine some of the most interesting stories in the news through a global business lens in less than 30 minutes. We're reaching deep into our network of more than 3,500 companies and hundreds of nonprofits, academic institutions, and government agencies to bring you expert analysis.
Get ready to dive into the latest global business stories with our Digital Specialist, Michelle Evans, and Bruce McIndoe, President of McIndoe Risk Advisory and WTCI board member. In the third episode, "Let's Talk a bit about NATO", Bruce talks about how the North Atlantic Treaty Organization is back in the news. Why now? What's the current state of NATO and how could things change in the future?
Join the World Trade Center Institute as we examine some of the most interesting stories in the news through a global business lens in less than 30 minutes. We're reaching deep into our network of more than 3,500 companies and hundreds of nonprofits, academic institutions, and government agencies to bring you expert analysis.
Get ready to dive into the latest global business stories with our Digital Specialist, Michelle Evans, and Bruce McIndoe, President of McIndoe Risk Advisory and WTCI board member. After the Episode 1 intro to the series, in the second episode, listen to which countries import the most goods into the United States. For the first time in 20 years, that answer has changed. We look at why that is and examine where things are trending in the future.
In this podcast with Ashley Goosman from Disaster Empire, Bruce McIndoe includes insights on embracing agile operational resilience and discusses the importance of taking a multidisciplinary approach to risk.
Straight from the floor of GSX 2022, Bruce joins host Chuck Randolph to discuss:
Should we remove the term 'Security' from our organizational language? Does it mean too many different things to different people? We are delighted to welcome Bruce McIndoe, Founder of World Aware to the podcast this week to look at the possible creation of a unified protector who is a risk manager first and foremost but who develops specialist skills only later with questions including:
In episode 113 of the podcast, Rob interviewed Bruce McIndoe of McIndoe Risk Advisory, LLC. Rob spoke to Bruce about Geopolitical Risk and the current situation. Bruce provided insight into his experience with helping organizations manage geological situations with a key focus on the effects. Rob and Bruce spoke about exercises and the importance of conducting them early in the planning process.
The year 1999 was pivotal for the creation of the Internet which opened up a new frontier of information. In security, the ability to gather data around the people and assets you’re in charge of protecting is instrumental to success — not only during normal business hours but around the clock. In this podcast, Bruce spoke with Fred about how he identified a need and led the creation of the first 24×7 Global Watch Operations Center at iJET International, Inc. shortly after the Internet boom. He shared failures he learned from, things he would do differently, and his motto that keeps him going. He also shares the biggest changes he expects to see in the physical security space and unstoppable trends in protection that we cannot ignore.
What does the future hold for our business and personal lives? Listen to Bruce tackle that topic in this enlightening discussion with Northstar’s Loren Edelstein. From weather disasters to robotic companions, here’s what to expect in the years ahead.
1:20 Why meeting planners should anticipate more frequent and intense weather events
5:00 How hybrid events provide a number of benefits, among them a good resiliency strategy
7:00 Why human resources should be collaborating with meeting and event planners
9:20 The growing need for internal meetings as more organizations have remote workforces
11:20 Strategies for recognizing and supporting employees with mental health issues
15:20 Where and when robots will replace humans in the hospitality industry
18:05 How automation will solve the problem of staff shortages
21:20 When to expect flying taxis and personal drones to be in wide use
22:20 How education will be geared toward gig workers vs. career professionals
23:50 The role of companion robots that will support humanoid units
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