Save the Date: F24 Crisis Readiness Day 2026
Would your organisation be ready if a critical incident happened tomorrow?
25 November 2026 | Online | 10:30 – 12:20 (GMT) / 14:30 – 16:20 (GST)
Lead Through Disruption. Learn From Those Who Already Have.
Crisis Readiness does not happen by chance. In three focused sessions, you will hear how organisations have prepared for, responded to and recovered from critical incidents – including what worked, the challenges they faced and what they would do differently.
What to expect
- Real-world case studies
Gain practical insights from three case studies based on actual crisis and incident response experiences. - Live Q&A
Put your questions directly to the speakers and explore the lessons from each case study. - Practical takeaways
Leave with clear ideas that you can apply to strengthen your organisation’s own crisis preparedness, response and recovery.
To sign up for the event, please complete the registration form above. The F24 Marketing team will follow up with the relevant information.
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Get ready for the Crisis Readiness Day
Would you like to put your organisation’s Crisis Readiness to the test before the event? Explore practical guides and checklists designed to help you assess key areas of your crisis preparedness, identify potential gaps and turn the findings into meaningful improvements.
Why should you attend?
Gain practical insights
Discover the factors that can make a decisive difference during a real crisis.
Challenge your current preparedness
Use the insights from the event to review your organisation’s structures, processes and responsibilities.
Learn from experience
Explore real-world challenges and practical approaches to managing critical incidents.
Ask your questions
Engage with crisis readiness experts and gain ideas relevant to your organisation’s individual challenges.
Who should attend?
Built for everyone who keeps their organisation running during a crisis
This event is designed for professionals who prepare for, manage or communicate during critical incidents, including:
- Crisis and incident managers: Those responsible for leading and coordinating the response when critical incidents occur.
- Business continuity and resilience teams: Those working to maintain critical operations and strengthen organisational resilience.
- Risk, compliance and security professionals: Those who identify potential threats and ensure that the right processes and safeguards are in place.
- IT and information security teams: Those responsible for protecting critical systems and maintaining operations during cyberattacks or IT outages.
- Communications teams: Those who keep employees, customers and other stakeholders informed throughout an incident.
- Executives and decision-makers: Those who carry overall responsibility for their organisation’s preparedness and ability to respond.
The event is suitable both for organisations looking to strengthen established crisis-management capabilities and for those beginning to develop their approach.
Meet the speakers:
John Davison: Managing Director, (F24 UK)
John has been the Managing Director for F-24 UK Limited for over 10 years and is responsible for the recent growth and expansion of the business in the United Kingdom and the Middle East. With over 30 years’ experience in working within the software and resilience services industries John is well positioned to utilise his vast experience in providing value led propositions.
Renatta Nzomono Director, Operational Resilience, (AM Best)
Renatta Nzomono is Director of Operational Resilience at AM Best, a global credit rating agency, news publisher, and data analytics provider specialising in the insurance industry. With a background spanning operational resilience, business continuity, risk management, and regulatory compliance her work has given her an appreciation of both the challenges and practical realities of building resilience within organisations. Renatta believes that having plans and processes in place is only part of the picture; understanding how they work in practice is what really matters. She enjoys exploring ways to make resilience more practical, engaging, and meaningful.
Mark Pudwell: Expert, Fire & Emergency Management (OQ)
Mark Pudwell GIFireE brings more than 37 years of hands-on and strategic experience in Fire and Emergency Management, spanning municipal, military, aviation, industrial and oil and gas environments.
Currently Expert, Fire and Emergency Management with OQ Exploration & Production, Oman, his work focuses on emergency preparedness, incident command, response capability, exercises and competency development.
Mark has worked from the frontline through to senior advisory level and brings that practical perspective into his training and workshops.
He is particularly passionate about turning lessons from operational experience into practical, sustainable improvements in emergency response capability and professional competence.