Now and in the future.
Philip Auzimour en Allan Vendelbo | november 2005
Flooding, school fires, unemployment, urban development and IT safety are some of the large and complicated risk issues for public organisations. These issues are essential to any public CEO who is faced with risks that not only involve the organisation itself but often the whole community. Still, what is the best way to address these significant risks? Should public risk management aim to minimise risks at all times? Or will this approach keep the public organisations from innovating? Although tight budgets in the public sector often set a limit for a proactive approach, the fact that risks have many facets and also positive aspects cannot be ignored.

These views were repeatedly brought up and recognised by practitioners and experts at the PRIMO conference in Copenhagen on 25 November 2005. Although the conference offered no straight answers to the questions, their importance was clear to everybody.
150 participants from 10 European countries and the US joined the first international PRIMO conference. Some of PRIMO Denmark’s private partners presented their expertise in risk management at pitches in the breaks between the conference talks. Pull-ups flashed colourful logos of insurance, HR, IT and finance companies.
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