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RMIA VIC/TAS Chapter Risk Odyssey 2026 | Navigating Tomorrow

  • KPMG 727 Collins Street Docklands, Victoria, 3008 Australia (map)

Event Details

Time: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM AEST

Date:  9 September 2026

Venue: KPMG | 727 Collins Street, Docklands, VIC

Registration Fee: $50 Members | $150 Non-Members (incl GST)

CPD Points: 10 points


About the Event

The VIC/TAS Chapter Risk Odyssey brings together risk professionals and leaders for a day of insight, inspiration and practical learnings. Explore how risk functions are evolving to support organisations in navigating complexity while delivering sustainable outcomes.

Risk Odyssey is an opportunity to connect with peers, expand your professional network and exchange ideas with others who are passionate about making a meaningful impact. Through thought provoking speakers, interactive conversations and shared experiences, you will gain fresh perspectives and practical takeaways that can be applied immediately.

About the Speakers

Dr Carl A. Gibson

Executive Director Risk, Resilience, and Transformation | Executive Impact

Dr Carl Gibson is Director of Executive Impact and a recognised expert in strategy, governance, risk, resilience, and complex decision-making. His diverse career has spanned the military, policing, science, biosecurity, government, aviation, and higher education. Carl has authored more than 130 publications, contributed to numerous international standards, and serves as a volunteer firefighter and incident controller with the Country Fire Authority.

Andrés Ramírez

Group Manager - Risk and Resilience | VicTrack

Andres Ramirez is a governance, risk and resilience specialist with extensive Australian and international experience advising executives, boards, government leaders, industry and communities. A former teacher and lifelong learner, he is recognised for translating complex challenges into practical strategies that support decision-making, organisational improvement and resilience. Andres regularly provides strategic advice to government executives and CEOs and briefs public sector boards and audit and risk management committees.


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