Sponsored by Hanwha Vision | Presented by Chris Olsen
Webinar On-Demand
Organizations face evolving threats, including workplace violence stemming from ideological tensions, political polarization, economic disparities, and other factors. These risks pose unique challenges, affecting not only employee safety but also organizational stability and culture. Mastering strategies to identify, address, and mitigate these risks is essential for creating a safer and more resilient workplace across all industries.
In this webinar, Chris Olsen, Workplace Violence Prevention Lead at SAP, will explore how understanding the underlying drivers of workplace violence and adopting proactive mitigation strategies can reduce the risks posed by ideological conflicts and other destabilizing influences. Attendees will learn how to cultivate a culture of safety and preparedness to protect both individuals and the organization as a whole.
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Chris Olsen is a workplace violence prevention and threat management expert. As the co-lead of SAP's Workplace Violence Prevention & Global Integration program, he is committed to fostering a safe and secure environment for all employees. Beyond his role at SAP, Chris serves as a consultant for large-scale sporting events, providing expertise in risk management and security planning to ensure the safety of attendees and effective execution of security operations. |
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Originally published in Security
Originally published in January 2025