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Risk, Opportunity and Performance

The Art of Taking Worthwhile Risks

Clive Deadman

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Troubador Publishing
28 June 2025
Risk, Opportunity, and Performance explores the realm of strategic risk-taking from psychological, personal, and business perspectives, tracing 8,000 years of human evolution to the present day.

To drive growth and performance, regulators, board members, local leaders, and front-line staff must decide their level of ambition, manage risks, and learn from acceptable losses. Coordinated and controlled risk-based systems, processes, and organisational cultures are essential for this. The approaches used by high growth enterprises, banks, property and infrastructure, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, medicine and fraudsters can be very different. We explore why this is so and how different industries can learn from other sectors.

Through extensive research and inspiring and sometimes tragic case studies the book examines how visionary leaders have used modern risk management systems and emotionally intelligent leadership styles to succeed in an increasingly risk-averse environment. With the rise of modern information systems, artificial intelligence and machine learning it explores how risks can be better managed, allowing us to focus more on identifying and seizing opportunities.
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Imprint:   Troubador Publishing
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 246mm,  Width: 170mm,  Spine: 15mm
Weight:   595g
ISBN:   9781836283744
ISBN 10:   1836283741
Pages:   320
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Clive Deadman began work in the African mining and UK automotive sectors, later moving into private equity and accountancy. Following this, he spent twenty years with United Utilities and Electricity Northwest in roles where capital allocation and identifying, financing and addressing asset risk were essential. In recent years Clive has worked as chair and non-executive director at a range of regulatory and asset-owning organisations. He is a visiting Professor in Environment, Agrifood and Water at Cranfield University.

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