Small Business SPOFs

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Failure of small business

Is your organization taking a hard look at your secondary and or indirect supllpiers and contractors? Past experience has demonstrated that these single point of failure can paralyze the supply chain.whether it be the small local company that calibrates your machinery or the specialized Contractor who certifies your clean room. Do you have a systematic way to uncover these critical dependencies for the supply chains that matter most? Unfortunately if they’re not publicly traded they will probably slip through your financial review filters and monitoring platforms.

By Gary S Lynch

I am the Founder and CEO of The Risk Project, LLC a risk, uncertainty and opportunity advisory firm. As a management consultant, business developer and market analyst at Booz Allen Hamilton, Gartner Group and Marsh, I was responsible for defining market strategy, commericalizing capabilities, and developing businesses. I've helped dozens of organizations create new revenue streams. I've also held the position of Risk Executive, CISO and Global Leader - Office of Business Continuity at JPMorganChase, Prudential and Prudential Securities.

Throughout my career I worked with senior leadership from startups, academia and government agencies to life sciences, hi-tech and financial institutions. I was a founding member of the US Dept of Commerce's Advisory Committee on Supply Chain Competitiveness, Advisor to the WEF Global Risk Network and Sr. Research Fellow at the RH Smith School of Business, University of Maryland.

I've authored three business risk books and been a featured at the WEF, APEC, WCO, NIST, NACD, AIAG, RIMS, MIT CTL, Robert H. Smith School and the Desautels School of Management/McGill University.

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