Crisis Management

Your Morning Coffee Could Be One El Niño Away From Disappearing

Business Continuity, Crisis Management, Global Travel, Incident Management, Resilience / Team Inverroy

The world’s most predictable disruptor is coming and it’s something that should be keeping people up at night. Every few years the Pacific Ocean warms, Scientists spot it months sometimes a full year in advance. Meteorologists issue warnings, and Governments are briefed, yet reliably, organisations around the world are caught completely flat-footed when the consequences […]

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The Strait You Don’t See, and The Crisis You Will Feel

Business Continuity, Crisis Management, Global Travel, Resilience, Travel Risk, Uncategorized / Team Inverroy

The Strait of Hormuz, a narrow corridor through which nearly a fifth of the world’s oil flows, may seem geographically remote. Yet with Iran now restricting access to vessels from countries it considers adversaries, disruption has begun, illustrating how fragile our interconnected systems really are. Shipping routes are rerouting, insurance premiums are climbing, and global

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Inverroy Crisis Management Appoints New Head of Crisis & Continuity Management

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Inverroy Crisis Management has announced the promotion of Kirsty Bremner to Head of Crisis & Continuity Management, marking a significant milestone in the company’s continued growth and evolution. The role has previously been overseen by Inverroy’s Managing Director and Founder, Matthew Wardner, but as the business has expanded, the decision was made to appoint an

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Prepared, Not Paranoid: The Life-Saving Value of Situational Awareness

Business Continuity, Crisis Management, Safety and Security / Team Inverroy

Recent Attacks Highlight the Threat In recent weeks, we have witnessed two chilling forms of violence: a knife attack aboard a train in the UK, where passengers bound for London had to flee as a man wielding a large knife struck multiple people, and a vehicle-ramming incident in France, where a car was deliberately used

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Meet Steph Ferrier, Operations Manager

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When it comes to keeping things on track, our Operations Manager Steph Ferrier is the behind-the-scenes superhero. Discover how Steph orchestrates Inverroy’s seamless operations and champions a resilience mindset for dealing with the unexpected. When it comes to navigating uncertainty, businesses need to be confident they have effective and resilient processes in place. At Inverroy,

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Beyond Checklists: Rethinking Physical Threat Readiness

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Airline Bomb Scare Underscores Physical Threat Preparedness On 27 July 2025, passengers on an EasyJet flight from Luton to Glasgow faced a terrifying ordeal when a man emerged from the toilet shouting, “I’ve got a bomb,” and referenced Donald Trump. He was restrained by passengers and arrested upon landing. No device was found, but the

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