Making Risk Manageable - 6ᵗʰ Edition

In-person Event

Making Risk Manageable - 6ᵗʰ Edition

Building on a Successful Tradition

​After five highly successful editions, Making Risk Manageable has built a strong reputation as an engaging event where practitioners, experts, and leaders come together to exchange experience, challenge conventional thinking, and explore practical approaches to managing risk.

This year for its 6ᵗʰ edition, we are pleased to return to Vattenfall’s Amsterdam office for the second time. Following the success of one of our previous events at this location, we look forward to bringing together an inspiring community of practitioners, experts, and industry leaders once again.


✨ What to Expect

✅ Interactive Workshops: Take part in engaging, hands-on workshops designed to strengthen decision-making in uncertain situations, including our popular Games.

✅ Expert talks: Client journeys show practical insights and real-world experiences from industry professionals, sharing what works, what they have learned, and what can be achieved.

✅ Networking: With dedicated breaks and informal time built into the agenda, you’ll connect with professionals who share your challenges, and maybe your solutions too.

✅ Tools: Explore the practical application of Riskrunner and take a closer look at how effective risk management can support resilience, informed decision-making, and system performance.


🕘 Save the date: Thursday, 19 Nov 2026

📝 Registration is open! Reserve your spot today using the registration form above.

We look forward to seeing you there! 😊

Date
19 Nov 2026
Time (CET)
09:00-17:00
Cost
Free

Agenda

Welcome & Coffee
Day introduction & safety instructions
Callum Nye
Risk Bingo

Risk Bingo is a great way to discuss topics related to risk management and HSE topics and get to know your fellow attendees in the process.

Break
Alex de Ruijter
Give your risk assessments a heartbeat: Collect signals to inform decisions

Signals is a new feature in Riskrunner 2.0 that allows you to collect (weak) signals in your organisation and use them to keep your risk assessment up to date with data driven decisions instead of relying only on expert judgement.

Taylor Lawson
Accountability in critical control management at Vattenfall

Without accountability, little gets done. Most organizations would agree that safety is a high priority, but how does it weigh in when evaluating our companies' performance? During this talk we will explore what accountability can look like at different layers in the organization when it comes to implementing critical control management.

Lunch
Interactive breakout sessions

You can choose between parallel workshops on dashboards and bowtie, as well as Bowtie the Game. We'll also have a track featuring a new risk card game.

Frank Guldenmund
Understanding behaviour change

Stay tuned for more details.

Break
Jasper Smit
100 ways to say the same thing: Streamlining risk registers into something better

Risk registers often grow organically. More and more is added by different people in different projects. Capturing new risks is great, but it can lead to needless duplication. People mean the same thing, but write or spell it differently. With the help of modern language models, there is a way to merge terms, leaving a cleaner, smaller, standardized dataset that is easier to manage and maintain.

End of the day conclusion
Interactive breakout sessions with refreshments

Close out the day with another round of workshops and games. This time while enjoying some refreshments.

Close
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"Resilium has been vital in the successful rollout of Vattenfall's barrier-based risk management program, Critical Control Management (CCM). We find the company to be progressive, agile, versatile and talent laden."

Taylor Lawson
Taylor Lawson
Critical Control Management Group Project Manager