The Long Run Institute
USING THE PAST TO SHAPE THE FUTURE
THE LONG RUN INSTITUTE
The Long Run Institute (LRI) is an independent, non-profit forum for academic experts, business leaders & public policymakers. It provides insights from the historical analysis of long-run forces and trends to provide context and deepen understanding of the grand challenges facing businesses and government.
We believe that by understanding the past, we can better appreciate the processes that have created the present and how they will shape the future trajectory of businesses, economies and societies.
Through the organisation of high-impact events, the LRI creates a platform for dialogue to exchange knowledge and stimulate ideas, giving participants the opportunity to reflect on and discuss parallels from the past, and consider how these lessons apply to their own organizations.
UPCOMING EVENTS 2024
Pictured at a recent invitation-only event held at Canada House in London, from left to right, LRI Chair Dr. Laurence B. Mussio with LRI Directors Dr. Michael Aldous and Dr. Judy Stephenson. The event was organized in conjunction with the Ian O. Ihnatowycz Institute for Leadership
The LRI is constantly engaged in planning and producing high-impact discussions for senior scholars and decision makers engaged in the corporate and public policy arenas on critical contemporary challenges. Sometimes the discussions are public, but frequently they are intimate, invitation-only events, conducted under the Chatham House Rule. As such, we post about them after the fact and do not advertise ahead of time.
Managing Extreme Risk and Uncertainty in an Increasingly Volatile World
The video clips below are taken from a Long Run Institute conference, 'Managing Extreme Risk and Uncertainty in an Increasingly Volatile World', recorded live on 24 September 2021.
