Frederick Gentile

Director of Risk Engagement @WTW

Cambridge, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2019 — Present

Director of Risk Engagement @WTW

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London, GB

Providing expert strategic and operational advice to clients in all aspects of risk management. Leading on business development through effective client partnerships including, but not limited to, RFPs, commercial initiatives, supporting and engaging on high profile risk and resilience projects.

EDUCATION

1990 — 1993

University of London

BA hons, Modern Languages

ABOUT FREDERICK GENTILE

Risk Management & Business Resilience Expert with 20+ ExperienceA senior level business continuity and risk management professional with a background in both the private and public sectors, working at strategic and operational levels. Accredited as an OGC Risk Management Practitioner and ISO 22301 Lead Auditor. Experience gained with a range of national and multinational clients on the following- Business Continuity plan development - Enterprise Risk Management- Led clients in the achievement of ISO22301 certification- Supply chain exposure analysis - Business interruption loss calculation- Crisis exercise design and delivery- Crisis management response and recoveryCurrently assisting the National Crime Agency with ERM and BCM service development as an NCA Special. Previously chaired a local resilience forum support group for 4 years and led a major regional resilience project involving the Cabinet Office as a key stakeholder. Whilst living abroad, acted as honorary British Consul in South East Italy.Accreditation and affiliations- Qualified Risk Management Practioner (OGC)- Affiliated to the BCI and Member of the EPC- Member of The Chartered Insurance Institute

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