Mitigating Outrage-related Risks and
Building a Social Licence

Date: 11 March, 2021
Time: 11:00am-12:00pm AEDT
Registrations close: 10 March, 2021 or when fully booked
Format: Webinar – Delivered Online
Webinar fee: FREE

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ABOUT THE WEBINAR

“With community opposition costing Australian infrastructure projects over $20 billion in the past decade due to delays and cancellations, gaining and maintaining community support for projects is vital to ensure a company can remain competitive in the marketplace.”
(Infrastructure Australia 2019)

The social licence experts, Futureye, will provide practical insights to its long experience in de-risking project approvals and implementation by developing sound social licence strategies that reduce political risk through either eliminating or mitigating activism risk.

If complex projects can incorporate a practical way to predict and manage social licence risks, they will be much better placed to achieve cost and schedule objectives.

AIM

This webinar will explore how a social licence approach can futureproof your project.

  • Understand what social licence is

  • Evaluate real case studies to understand the impact not considering social licence can have on your project

  • Explore practical ways of managing social licence risk

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Katherine Teh is Managing Director of Futureye, whose social licence to operate methodology and problem-solving approach has made organisations more successful in an era of quickly shifting community expectations and instantaneous communication. She has extensive experience in de-risking project approvals with examples to share from Gorgon, BP, BHP and others.

WEBINAR FEE

  • Webinar Fee: FREE
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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

Interested in this topic? This 2020 International Roundtable Series is a Thought Leadership initiative that brings together experienced practitioners and senior academics from around the world in Roundtable Workshops to explore the theme of Harnessing Emergence in Complex Projects: Risk, Uncertainty and Opportunity. It is held together with Series Partner Queensland University of Technology (QUTeX). For more information and to join a Roundtable Workshop, please see the 2020 International Roundtable Series Webpage.