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There was a time when operational resilience sat comfortably outside the boardroom. It was delegated. Owned by risk teams. Managed by compliance functions. Discussed when regulators asked questions. Those days are over. Today, operational resilience is a leadership issue. Because when critical services fail, nobody asks to speak to the Head of Compliance. Customers blame the organisation. Investors blame leadership. Regulators scrutinise the board. And reputational damage doesn't stop to check who owned the risk register. The uncomfortable truth is this: Many organisations still treat operational resilience as a control framework. It isn't. It's a test of leadership. Can the organisation continue operating during disruption? Can critical services be maintained? Can decisions be made under pressure? Can leaders respond with clarity when information is incomplete? That's not a compliance exercise. That's leadership. The organisations getting this right have stopped viewing resilience as a regulatory obligation. They see it as a competitive advantage. Because resilience is no longer measured by the controls you document. It's measured by how the organisation performs when things go wrong. And ultimately, that's a board-level responsibility. Follow Digital Delivered: https://lnkd.in/ecdQaZhY Visit our website https://lnkd.in/edhXUUeC #OperationalResilience #Leadership #BusinessContinuity #RiskManagement #ExecutiveLeadership