The Risk Approaches series examines the risk attitude of naval leaders. The objective is to uncover elements that shaped these leader’s risk approach, understand their philosophy towards risk and draw lessons for today’s risk takers in any sector of activity.
This series focuses on the risk approach of British naval leaders. The findings of this analysis shows one common theme which is the necessity to take risks in order to achieve results. It is all about having a conscious strategy to accept risks when benefits outweigh potential hazards.
The ultimate risk taker
Taking risks when required.
Calibrating risks and rewards
Keeping the initiative.
A fearless risk taker
Having the means to take risks
Seizing the opportunity.
A risk taker at a large scale
Getting prepared
Adapting plans.
Staying vigilant.
Overcoming unpredictability.
A rational risk taker
Taking informed risks.
Accepting high levels of risk.
Admiral Sir John Fisher
Maritime Strategy Research
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