This webinar will provide a practical, step-by-step walkthrough on how to use AI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini or similar to design a realistic tabletop crisis exercise in under 30 minutes.
The tabletop scenario focuses on improving internal collaboration among crisis team members, structured decision making, effective documentation and early situation assessment - all within the context of a plausible natural disaster scenario (e.g. flooding in Central Europe).
The scope of the exercise is aimed at a high-level crisis management team and not, for example, IT experts.
At the end of this session, participants will be able to use ChatGPT or similar AI tools in combination with a one-page variable prompt to:
- Design and set up a realistic crisis scenario
- Assign role-specific injects to members of a crisis management team
- Simulate internal decision-making and communication workflows
- Apply effective evaluation criteria to assess the success of the exercise.
Webinar Assets:
Speakers:
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Konstantin Gerner CBCI
Co-founder, GeoFoundation
Konstantin Gerner is the co-founder of GeoFoundation, an early-stage startup based in Vienna and Zurich. Our mission is to enable organisations to anticipate and manage geopolitical and operational risks by using AI agents powered by large-scale language models. With over 8 years of experience in business continuity, risk analysis and project management, Konstantin specialises in crisis response and strategic decision making for the critical infrastructure and manufacturing industries in the DACH region. He has designed and facilitated more than 30 crisis exercises - from small tabletop sessions to complex multi-day scenarios - and is keen to share practical insights into how AI can enhance the design and execution of crisis exercises.
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Tumi Mogashoa CBCI
Tumi is a Disaster Recovery Specialist with 20+ years of ICT experience in banking, telecom, energy, and finance. A CBCI-certified professional and BCI Africa 2024 Winner, she builds resilient systems and pioneers tech-driven strategies to ensure business continuity and mitigate disruption risks.
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Sachin Kumar MBCI
Director - Enterprise Risk & Resilience Leader, Risk Mindz
Sachin Kumar is a Dubai-based enterprise risk and resilience leader with over 18 years of experience spanning business continuity, cybersecurity, enterprise risk, and AI governance across the UAE, the wider GCC, and Asia-Pacific.
As Director at Riskmindz, he advises governments, financial institutions, and critical-infrastructure operators on operational resilience, crisis management, and threat-driven exercising. He previously held senior roles at the Dubai Department of Economy & Tourism and at PwC, where he delivered engagements across ten countries.He was recognised by NCEMA for his contribution to the UAE National Business Continuity Management Standard (AE/SCNS/NCEMA 7001:2015) and shortlisted for CIR Magazine UK's Business Continuity Consultant of the Year. His work consistently bridges ISO 22301, NCEMA 7000, the NIST frameworks, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001.
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