Sparking Innovation in Risk Mitigation:
An Interactive Workshop on How to Use Design Thinking and Decision Science to Unlock Effective Risk Strategies
Solve the right thing.
Solve the thing right!
~Anon
We’re delighted to invite you to this interactive workshop event! How many risk strategies have failed because effort focused on the wrong problem? How many good strategies have failed because they lacked the necessary buy-in? Managers of risk are acutely aware of these challenges. The good news is they are avoidable.
During this stimulating hands-on experience, participants will learn how to use Design Thinking and Decision Science tools to understand and address important risks using people-centered and analytical strategies. Design Thinking is a proven process for innovation and problem-solving that emphasizes a deep understanding of people, effective ideation, and rapid prototyping for generating solutions that sick. Decision Science is a social-analytical process for guiding high quality decision-making in teams.
Over the course of an afternoon, participants will complement their risk management toolbox by discovering how to:
Use empathy and synthesis methods to uncover unmet end-user needs
Apply the rules of brainstorming to generate high quality ideas (- yes, there are rules!)
Rapidly prototype and design effective solutions
Devise collaborative value-driven strategies.
RSVP/Payment:
$30 RIMS Member
$60 Non Member
Lunch, valet parking and 2 drinks tickets included. If the employer is a corporate member, all employees are eligible to pay the member rate.
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RSVP by emailing ctcrims@gmail.com or by paying online.
Speaker
Simon Mawer is Director of Risk Strategy & Design for the Stanford University Medical Network Risk Authority, and Vice President of the Innovence Lab Stanford, a center for innovation in healthcare risk management, serving the Stanford University medical system and clients across the globe.
With a background in law, decision science, and design, Simon leads interprofessional teams in using person-centered design and science-based approaches to develop and implement impactful solutions to the most important human, system, and technology drivers of healthcare risk.
Simon received his law degree from the University of Technology, Sydney, is admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales, and received his training in risk management, decision science, and design thinking from Stanford University. If he’s not tackling a new design challenge, you might find him playing electric guitar, surfing his favorite breaks in his hometown - Sydney, Australia, or backpacking with his wife in the Sierra Nevadas.
Agenda:
12:30 PM Registration
12:45 PM Lunch Served
1 - 4 PM Educational Seminar
4:00 PM Networking Happy Hour Sponsored by Wortham Insurance & Risk Management 