About the Webinar
Earlier this year, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) warned of a potential Super El Niño, which may further intensify typhoon activity and elevate regional climate risks.
The impacts are already becoming evident. So far this summer, Typhoon Maysak and Super Typhoon Bavi have highlighted the growing severity of extreme weather across Asia, disrupting operations, supply chains, and communities through severe storms, widespread flooding, and landslides.
As climate threats evolve, organizations must take a proactive approach to strengthen resilience, safeguard employees, and ensure business continuity. Join International SOS experts for a timely discussion on the risk outlook for the second half of 2026 and practical strategies to enhance organizational preparedness.
Agenda
- Overview of the evolving typhoon risk landscape across APAC
- Insights into why typhoons may have increasingly disruptive impacts on organizations
- Observations on why current preparedness and response measures may no longer be sufficient
- Experience and best practices for responding to typhoons and other common natural hazards
- Live Q&A session