Today, I’m delighted to welcome Laura Fox to the show. Laura is a risk management professional and the founder of Canary Risk, a firm that helps clients with outsourced risk management and to navigate uncertainty. Canary Risk is a relatively new firm, and Laura took her own personal and professional risks to set it up, so we obviously talk about that. We also cover the state of the risk profession, hiring, cognitive diversity, values, and so much more.
Laura’s enthusiasm, her curiosity, courage, and authenticity come through so well in this conversation, and my favourite part is towards the end when she talks about her own decision-making approach in deciding to set up Canary Risk. And I won’t say too much here because I want you to listen to it, other than to say that it’s a powerful reminder that in order to make quality decisions, we need to have clarity about what’s It’s important to us. And that’s different for each one of us.
One-size-fits-all, never fits.
Link to video version of the podcast.
Show notes:
How to Measure Anything by Doug Hubbard
Decision Quality by Spetzler, Winter and Meyer
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