Risk-Taking speakers and experts
Ogma offers 2 keynote speakers and experts to address this theme at your seminars, conventions and corporate events.
Our speakers on this theme
Bertrand Piccard
Explorer, psychiatrist and pioneer of sustainable innovation
My vision of ecological transition is peaceful and unifying, yet we still talk about leading a revolution.
Antoine Albeau
Windsurfer, world record holder and keynote speaker
“If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” — Antoine Albeau
About this theme
Risk-taking lies at the heart of every dynamic of growth, innovation and transformation. Yet it is often poorly understood or poorly managed within organisations. Some become excessively cautious, holding back their development and their ability to adapt, while others expose themselves to uncontrolled risks that undermine their stability. Between inertia and recklessness, the question is not which to choose, but how to build a balanced approach. In a competitive, fast-changing environment, not taking any risk is in itself a strategic risk. The challenge is therefore not to avoid risk, but to know how to take it in an informed way, understanding what is at stake, the probabilities and the impacts. Risk-taking then becomes a structured act of decision-making, based on a clear reading of opportunities and exposures.
The question is a central, defining one: what level of risk are we prepared to accept in order to reach our objectives? How do we weigh caution against ambition? How do we build a culture that encourages initiative while guaranteeing a secure, controlled framework? Risk-taking becomes a strategic lever, provided it is thought through, owned and managed. Bringing in a risk-taking expert means providing a fine-grained understanding of the mechanisms at play — both rational and behavioural. The speakers draw on concrete situations, analyses of decision-making biases and lessons learned to help audiences better assess, weigh and structure decisions in uncertain contexts. Each talk is designed as a moment of clarification and alignment. It helps identify biases, improve the quality of trade-offs and develop a culture of controlled risk. The aim: to make your event a lever for decision-making, boldness and lasting performance, by turning risk-taking into a competitive advantage.
- Develop a culture of controlled risk
- Encourage innovation and initiative
- Improve strategic trade-offs
- Avoid excessive caution or overexposure
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