Robert Glaze appointed Chairman of the Centre for Advanced Resilience and Risk Studies

Robert GlazeRobert Glaze, Visiting Associate Fellow, effective March 2020, was appointed the Chairman of the Centre for Advanced Resilience and Risk Studies based in Canberra, Australia, Brussels Belgium and Colorado USA. CARRPS is the research and next generation practices in resilience architecture and risk policy for nation states and regions in the world. CARRPS provides evolutionary interdisciplinary thinking from its project members in developing frameworks for the foundational systems of civilization.

Glaze is also the Senior Fellow at the Australia Risk Policy Institute and the European Risk Policy Institute and is frequently published in global risk digests, journals and corporate internal guidelines.

He has been a member of Green Templeton College since 2012 and was a former member of the faculty of the Oxford Strategic Leadership program at Said Business School.

Glaze remarked: “It is great honor to assume the role of guiding the direction and efforts of CARRPS in reshaping our understanding of what the human ecosystem might become. The individual contributors are all outstanding in their fields and together we will form a global collaboratory that addresses our greatest challenges as a species.”

Created: 5 January 2021

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