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Reputation Risk — A Rising C-Suite Imperative

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11 June 2014

REPORT PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED BY OLIVER WYMAN

Abstract

Company reputations are in the spotlight like never before. Recent years have witnessed an explosion of social media commentary, strong interventions by regulators, and high-profile pressure group campaigns. At the same time, changes in the global economy have arguably made the risk landscape for businesses more complex — dependent on moves into new markets, longer supply chains, higher-risk operations, and increased pressure on costs.

Against this backdrop, companies need to re-examine their exposure to reputational challenges and their ability to respond to potential crises. The best management frameworks are embedded long in advance of any crisis and approach reputational risk from multiple perspectives to identify both vulnerabilities and solutions. They are, moreover, led from the very top of the company and driven through the business units and functions. Without a strong framework, events can quickly spiral out of control and have far-reaching consequences for companies and their leadership.

For more information, please see the Oliver Wyman website or the Oliver Wyman Global Risk Center.

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