The 2023 Aon Global Risk Management Survey (GRMS) asked nearly 3,000 business leaders around the world about their approach toward risk, as well as the steps they are taking to manage them. Host and Aon’s Chief Executive Officer, Commercial Risk, Joe Peiser, welcomes Lambros Lambrou, chief executive officer, Human Capital, for a discussion on the survey results and the rising risk of human capital, climate, cyber risk and AI. [:21] Characteristics, key topics and demographics of the GRMS[1:09] Challenges around attracting and retaining talent[4:04] Quantifying the risks of attracting and retaining talent[6:20] The impacts of climate as a key consideration in risk mitigation plans[8:35] Insights into the severity of cyber threats to an organization[10:12] Current and future risks and concerns of AIAdditional Resources:Aon’s websiteAon’s Global Risk Management SurveyFortune: AI was not even in the top 20 business risks in a ‘shocking’ survey of nearly 3,000 corporate leadersInside P&C: Cyber risk, BI remain top risks for carriers: AonTweetables:“These results provide key insights into the business leader’s mind and the steps they are taking to manage them.” — Joe Peiser“Human capital issues are no longer just a people problem.” — Joe Peiser“Human capital issues are a key business risk that can hamper innovation and business development.” — Lambros Lambrou“Most CEOs now have talent strategies as one of their top priorities today.” — Lambros Lambrou“We expect human capital to increase in ranking in future surveys.” — Lambros Lambrou“More than ever, there is greater awareness around the connectivity between an organization’s risk and people strategy and the implications that they can impact business performance.” — Lambros Lambrou“There is still a significant gap between risk awareness and risk preparedness.” — Lambros Lambrou