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The Duty of Care: Leading When Your People Are in Danger

For chief executives, chairs, people and security heads of businesses with staff, contractors and drivers in unstable places. Account for everyone, decide who shelters, moves or stays, support families, manage security and insurers, and care afterwards. Includes a live boardroom simulation.

  • Price₦298,000
  • DurationAbout 240 minutes
  • Access365 days
  • LevelBoardroom
  • You get9 lessons and a boardroom simulation
  • CertificateYes, anyone can verify it

Who it is for

Chief executives, chairs, people, security, operations and legal heads of businesses with staff, contractors or travellers in unstable or high-risk places.

What you will learn

  • Understand what a duty of care means for staff, contractors, visitors and families
  • Account for every person quickly and keep one source of truth
  • Assess threats with evidence and set triggers before you need them
  • Decide who shelters, relocates or evacuates, fairly and without discrimination
  • Communicate honestly and humanely with families, staff, clients and the public
  • Manage security providers, authorities, insurers and legal exposure
  • Care for people afterwards and build a duty-of-care system that works

Course outline

  1. Anatomy of a duty-of-care crisis
  2. The first hours: command and accounting for people
  3. Information and threat assessment
  4. Protect, shelter or move
  5. Families and communications
  6. Security providers, authorities and the use of force
  7. Insurance, legal duty and money
  8. Hard decisions
  9. Recovery, care and a duty-of-care system
  10. Boardroom simulation

What is included

  • 9 lessons On a live whiteboard, with an AI instructor who answers from the lesson and cites its source. Questions can go to faculty.
  • A virtual boardroom simulation Face AI board members in a fictional crisis. Scored against a clear rubric (pass mark 75), checked by a person when it is close, with an appeal.
  • A verifiable certificate A certificate of completion with a QR code, with a public page where anyone can check it is genuine. It is not a regulated or accredited qualification.

Level: Boardroom · About 240 minutes · Access for 365 days