What is a resilient organization?
Thrive before, during, and after adversity
Resilience is not a destination; it is a state of being. A resilient organization doesn’t ride out a crisis, returning to business-as-usual once disruption ends. It instead transforms with the environment, building new attitudes, beliefs, agility, and structures into its DNA that don’t just enable recovery. They drive the organization forward—fast.
Go beyond just responding positively to change. A resilient organization seek to absorb and influence change with the confidence to accept challenges and learn from experience.
Is your organization resilient?
In this video, Anthony Viel, Deloitte Canada CEO and Partner, and Roxana Greszta, Partner and National Organizational Resilience Leader, discuss the traits of the most resilient organizations and the key actions that leaders today should consider when building resilience for their organizations.
Our approach
A more resilient organization will achieve resilience by design, safeguard it through change, and demonstrate it in adversity. It has the right mind-set, strong leadership, and a transformative approach to risk. We help organizations focus on what-if and the what-next scenarios to anticipate shifts and identify unexpected risks.
Scenarios to build resilience
Three pillars of a resilient organization
Financial resilience
Be better prepared to withstand events that impact your liquidity, income, and assets.
Operational resilience
Ensure your people, data, technology, facilities, supply, and demand can absorb
Reputational resilience
Be more responsive to external perceptions of your organizations, creating a foundation of trust
Don’t wait for the next crisis
Resilient organizations outperform in times of disruption. Take a proactive approach to building resilience. We can show you how.
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Future of trust
As we recover, reopen, and rebuild, it’s time to rethink the importance of Trust. At no time has it been more tested or more valued in our leaders and each other. Trust is the basis for connection
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A bold and positive vision
Reputational resilience, trust & corporate purpose
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