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All articles by Will Goode
Will Goode is former Resilience Shift Programme Manager. He's an experienced project/programme management professional and Chartered Civil Engineer with a background in major programmes and events. He is particularly interested in change management in complex situations - at the heart of the challenge of creating resilient infrastructure.
Shifting major project practices to safeguard society’s critical services
What can major projects do to shift their practices? See the report and presentation from Will Goode at the Major Projects Association Annual Conference 2018.
Increasing resilience when delivering major projects
Will Goode, Resilience Shift Programme Manager, is presenting a session at the Major Projects Association Annual Conference 2018 about the link between major projects and critical infrastructure resilience.
Practising what we preach – how to make things happen
You’re a practitioner in critical infrastructure resilience. How should we help you to make decisions differently? We aim to do work, and support others to do work, that will shift the approach to resilience in practice. Will Goode, Programme Manager, highlights what we’ve been doing recently and how you can get involved.
Bringing Safety to Life at the Lloyd’s Register Foundation conference
On the 9 and 10 May 2018 Lloyd’s Register foundation hosted their second international conference at the Institution of Engineering and Technology in London. The Resilience Shift hosted a high energy workshop on day two.
Join us at the Lloyd’s Register Foundation conference 9-10 May
Nancy Kete, Executive Director of the Resilience Shift, will be speaking at Lloyd’s Register Foundation (LRF) conference 2018 and leading a special workshop on tools and approaches to enable critical infrastructure resilience.