How can risk analysis go beyond compliance and actually drive better decisions? In this webinar, Christopher Britton shares a practical take on integrated CSRA - one that connects strategy, uncertainty, and real-world impact.
Too often, risk analysis is treated as a tick-box exercise - overly technical, disconnected from decision-making, and inaccessible to the wider project team. This webinar is a call to arms for project professionals to rethink how we build, communicate, and apply CSRA.
Join Christopher Britton as he explores how to unlock strategic insights through scenario planning, how to communicate risk, uncertainty, and confidence levels in a way that resonates with leadership, and how to implement integrated CSRA models that are practical, participatory, and truly decision-focused.
Whether you're fluent in probabilistic jargon or just beginning to explore CSRA, this session will offer inspiration and practical advice to make risk analysis a meaningful part of project delivery.
Who should join this webinar?
This session is for project professionals at any stage of their CSRA journey — whether you’re deep into probabilistic modeling or just starting to explore integrated risk analysis.
If you work on complex projects and want to make risk analysis more collaborative, transparent, and useful in real-world decisions, this webinar is for you. Engineers, planners, risk managers, and decision-makers alike will walk away with practical insights and a fresh perspective on how CSRA can actually move the needle.
Date: October 21st, 2025
Time: 8 AM Houston / 9 AM New York / 10 AM Sao Paolo / 2 PM London / 3 PM Paris / 4 PM Cairo / 5 PM Dubai / 8 PM Bangkok / 9 PM Kuala Lumpur
Location: Online (FREE)
Language: English
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Christopher Britton is a Project Services Manager currently based in the UAE, with a career in the upstream E&P sector that kicked off back in 1998. He earned a distinction for his MSc thesis in Risk Management and proudly calls himself a Mega Project junkee, drawn to the complex challenges that come with multi-billion dollar ventures.