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RiskMap Podcast: The corporate security agenda for 2018
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RiskMap Podcast: The corporate security agenda for 2018
The RiskMap Podcast - A conversation about what's happening in the world and what it means for global business.
In this edition:
- Jonny Gray, Senior Partner at Control Risks, provides an update from the recent Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) meeting in Washington, and discusses what is front of mind for global security managers as they wrap up a chaotic year in the world of risk.
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