Renae Hanvin has made a career of helping businesses understand their risks and vulnerabilities.
She has worked with the likes of Australia Post, Coles, Toyota, Mars, and McDonald’s providing strategic advice around risk reduction, and crisis and incident responses, and now channels that expertise into her trailblazing work around disaster resilience.
Passionate about helping organisations and governments recognise and act on risks before disaster strikes, Renae integrates her thinking around disaster preparation and resilience. Committed to building resilient businesses and helping communities thrive, Renae leads engaging collaborations between government, corporates, and small business.
Renae founded certified social enterprise corporate2community (C2C), which has recently won Federal and State government grants worth more than $1million. C2C is now piloting innovative business community projects in bushfire areas across NSW to build capabilities where they are needed the most.
Focused on protecting people, reputation, and profits, she works with organisations of every size, type, industry, and location.
Recognising the growing need for a new approach to resilience, Renae recently launched Resilient Ready (RR), a methodology she created when she founded C2C. Resilient Ready is driving a new ecosystem in business community resilience that will save lives and livelihoods and strengthen community networks and global wellbeing.
She chairs the South Gippsland Shire Council Visitor Economy Advisory Group, sharing her expertise across policy, strategic and framework alignment, and stakeholder engagement.
Renae speaks about risk reduction, disaster preparedness and resilience, building corporate and community connections, the power of stakeholder engagement, and how to establish strategic partnerships.
Knowledgeable and relatable, Renae hosts the ‘Doing Disasters Differently’ podcast, regularly speaks at industry events and has been published internationally.
Renae is available for in person and virtual events.