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Risk and resilience keynote speaker Matthew Griffin
Matthew Griffin is a risk and resilience keynote speaker who helps organisations see the emerging risks others miss and build the resilience to handle them. His keynotes are popular with insurers, risk managers, auditors and boards.
500+ organisations advised · 102 countries · 17 books in the Codex of the Future series
New risks are arriving faster than traditional risk models can capture: AI, synthetic fraud, cyber, climate, geopolitics and supply chain shocks, often all at once. Matthew helps audiences spot these risks early, understand how they connect and build organisations that can absorb shocks and keep going.
He has spoken on risk for Marsh, KPMG, the Institute of Internal Auditors and insurers in Europe and the USA.
Risk and resilience keynotes
The future of aviation and risk
How technology, climate and geopolitics are changing risk in aviation, and what insurers and operators should do.
The future of risk
The emerging risks of the next decade, how they interact and how to build them into planning.
Protecting against fraud, scams and cyber attacks
How AI-powered fraud works and how organisations and customers can protect themselves.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Matthew Griffin cover in a risk keynote?
Emerging risks from AI, cyber, fraud, climate, geopolitics and supply chains, how they connect, and how organisations build resilience to them.
Is this keynote suitable for insurance audiences?
Yes. He regularly speaks for insurers, brokers and underwriters, including Marsh.
Can it be tailored to boards and audit committees?
Yes. He tailors the keynote for boards, risk committees and internal audit teams.
Does he speak virtually?
Yes. He speaks in person worldwide and virtually.
How do I book a risk and resilience keynote?
Send your event date, location, audience and focus through the contact page to check availability.
Planning an event on risk and resilience? Check Matthew’s availability.