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Wellington: Emerging Natural Hazard Risks and Emergency Preparedness
What this means for your organisation’s risk and resilience planning
Bring your lunch and join us for an informative session on emerging natural hazard risks and what they mean for your organisation.
This session will explore how evolving hazard landscapes may impact your risk assessments, business continuity, and emergency preparedness planning.
Hear directly from experts at the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and the Wellington Region Emergency Management Office, who will share insights into current and emerging risks, regional implications, and practical considerations for strengthening organisational preparedness.
Leave better informed, better prepared, and better equipped to respond to future emergencies.
Your presenters:
Michael Frew is the Principal Advisor, System Partnerships at NEMA. Mike leads a portfolio at NEMA that including mapping the Emergency Management system to inform how NEMA work with system partners, leads work on engagement with national volunteer organisations, and is involved with the national coordination mechanism and lifeline utilities space. Mike will highlight emerging natural hazard risks in NZ to help inform risk assessments for emergency preparedness.
Pooja Kulkarni is the Team Leader, Community Resilience and Recovery, Wellington Region Emergency Management (WREMO). She will provide a practical focus on resilience and readiness for personal and organisational preparedness.
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