Resilience Leaders Dinner – London
Date: Wednesday, 21st May 2025
Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Venue: Holmes Hotel, 83 Chiltern St, London, W1U 6NF
The evening will begin by outlining the BIA’s role in identifying critical business functions, supporting cyber security preparedness and enabling compliance with regulations like DORA and operational resilience frameworks. We'll also examine how BIA supports IT service continuity, disaster recovery and overall risk management.
Looking ahead, we'll discuss major trends: heightened cyber security threats, increasing regulatory demands, growing AI adoption and a stronger focus on resilience across interconnected domains.
Finally, we'll provide actionable recommendations for businesses, including regular BIA updates, staff training and leveraging new technologies to enhance the process.
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The topics we will explore:
- The current and future relevance of the Business Impact Analysis (BIA) in today’s fast-evolving risk landscape.
- We will assess whether the BIA remains fit for purpose, examine its limitations and highlight emerging trends over the next 1–2 years.
- Address challenges – such as the complexity of maintaining up-to-date BIAs, integration gaps with emerging technologies and the resource burden for smaller organisations.
Who is the roundtable suitable for?
The roundtable is ideal for C-level executives responsible for technology, operations, cyber security, business continuity, resilience and risk teams.
Agenda
| 6:30pm |
Pre-dinner drinks and networking |
| 7:00pm |
Seated introductions and dinner begins |
| 7:30pm |
Short keynote presentation |
| 8:00pm |
Guided discussion continues over mains, dessert and coffee |
The venue - Holmes Hotel, London
Closest stations:
- Baker Street (2 mins)
- Marylebone (10 mins)
- Bond Street (15 mins)
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