Hi, my name is Dean Myburgh

I am the Director of 80-20 Options NZ Ltd. and I am committed to helping organisations with strategies for improved resilience through examining processes, systems and competencies that address identified risk and resilience gaps. 
 

Having the right information to influence a change in culture and thinking , increase awareness and manage effectively is an investment in the organisation’s readiness to address key business challenges.    
 

OUR SERVICES 

Together with partner consultancies, we provide a number of  management advisory services, including the following specialist areas:

            Improving resilience

            (see Organisation Resilience Matrix)

Risk management

Business continuity management

Productivity improvement

Change management and OD 

We work with client organisations to: 

• assess their business effectiveness and resilience

• establish a clear linkage between stated strategic objectives and their approach to risk management

• utilise the best thinking approaches to facilitate achievement of strategic objectives

• achieve an integrated approach to achieving enhanced risk and resilience

• establish linkage across approaches to risk-, business continuity- and organisation resilience management

• facilitate implementation of the Australia / New Zealand Risk Management Standard (AS/NZS ISO 31000: 2009)by developing customised risk frameworks, policies and guidelines that are appropriate to client organisations’ risk contexts

• increase the effectiveness of their risk management programmes

• review the effectiveness of their processes, systems and people

"To be successful, risk management should function within a risk management framework which provides the foundations and organisational arrangements that will embed it throughout the organisation at all levels. [Such a 'framework'] should ensure that risk information derived from these processes is adequately reported and used as a basis for decision making and accountability at all relevant organisational levels." 

- ISO 31000 (2009)