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Using the Anti-Futures Triangle to Build Organizational Risk Resilience

November 6, 2026
1:45 pm - 2:45 pm
Lake Fairfax

In this session, participants will begin building a new dimension of organizational risk resilience by working through the “anti-futures triangle.” This construct will challenge participants to think critically and surface orthodox beliefs—the deep-seated assumptions we make about how the world works—that pull their organizations back toward the past, intensify the growing weight of the present, and create a sense of vulnerability about the push from undesirable futures.

By surfacing and questioning the orthodox beliefs that underpin these three conditions, participants can help their organizations develop a deeper understanding of disruptive possibilities, strengthen risk resilience, and shift attention toward a more beneficial anticipation of plausible futures.

For Risk Summit participants interested in the Anti-Futures Triangle Session on Friday 11/6 at 1:45 pm EST, please watch the 15-minute preparation presentation at the link below:
 

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