Date & Time: Tuesday, July 21, 2026 | 11:00 AM British Summer Time
Duration: 1 hour | 1 CPE | Webinar in english
Across the EMEA region, organizations face an intricate web of modern disruptions: macroeconomic pressures, geopolitical instability, regulatory changes and accelerating technological shifts. While most business continuity leaders report confidence in their resilience programs, when disruption occurs, dependency maps don’t hold up, and recovery targets are missed. Traditional, siloed approaches to continuity management often create an illusion of preparedness, leaving critical operations unmapped and exposing organizations to unforeseen vulnerabilities when a live crisis hits.
In this webinar, we will share findings from Optro’s new survey of 500 business continuity leaders worldwide, including key data from Europe, the UK, and the Middle East. Drawing on these insights, we will examine why mature continuity frameworks can still falter during disruptions, focusing on regional friction points such as third-party concentration risk, hidden ecosystem dependencies, and fragmented internal silos. We will discuss how the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence and automated systems is introducing entirely new failure modes that traditional resilience programs aren’t prepared to handle. Attendees will learn how to break down internal silos, synchronizing risk disciplines, and evolving BCM from a static exercise into a dynamic capability built for long-term operational resilience.
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Speaker: Claire Feeney, Senior Market Advisor, Optro
Claire Feeney is a Senior Market Advisor at Optro, with 10 years of experience in enterprise software and technology. At Optro, Claire focuses on Enterprise Risk Management and ESG. Prior to joining Optro, Claire worked in product marketing at OneTrust, VMware, and Infor.