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GCBR is a social impact organisation. We protect SMEs, convene the Global Resilience Network, and host the Paris Resilience Summit — turning shared experience into practical resilience.
Global Resilience Network · Paris Resilience Summit · SME protection
Core news
Paris Resilience Summit 2026
03 November 2026Leonard:Paris
Organised by GCBR · Co-organiser École des Ponts Business School · Partner UNESCO Chair
110+
People in the Global Resilience Network
An existing community across regions and sectors
10,000+
Cumulative hours of experience
Crisis leadership in the field
90%
Of all businesses are SMEs
Backbone of the real economy
03 Nov 2026
Paris Resilience Summit
The issues we still avoid
Our operating principle
We cooperate, collaborate and create social impact through business resilience — as our approach. That principle becomes action through SME protection, the Global Resilience Network, and the connector role we play — including the Paris Resilience Summit.
Business, institutions, and government working in the same direction — shared standards, shared intelligence, and coordinated crisis-readiness.
Experts, SMEs, and partners building solutions together — not siloed advice, but joint practice that travels across borders and sectors.
Resilience that protects livelihoods and communities — because when SMEs survive disruption, the wider economy and society hold.
What GCBR does
The Global Council for Business Resilience is the connective tissue of crisis-readiness — safeguarding smaller enterprises, convening the Global Resilience Network, and linking business with institutions and government so resilience scales beyond any single organisation.
We put smaller businesses first — open assessments, full Academy access, crisis toolkits, and a clear path to a GCBR certificate.
02Board members, executives, institutional leaders and resilience practitioners exchange experience across regions — so insight becomes better decisions, and specialist introductions remain available when organisations need them.
03GCBR bridges business, institutions, and government — turning isolated effort into shared intelligence, coordinated standards, and action that travels across borders.
Services
Pick what you need — full detail on the Services page.
Diagnose & stress-test
Continuity & compliance
Global Resilience Network
Exchange experience across regions and sectors. Specialist introductions, when needed, are facilitated by GCBR.
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Flagship Event
The Unaddressed Issues We Need to Solve
A curated day for leaders from business, institutions, and government who refuse to prepare for the last crisis — with SME resilience at the centre of the agenda.
View summit page →SME Engine · Heart of the mission
One path: assess, tabletop, certificate. Academy is optional practice. Progress lives in your office.
Shared path
Three steps — Assess, Tabletop, Certificate. Academy and toolkits stay open if you want extra help.
Complete the instruments for your chosen certificate. Starting any scorecard opens your Resilient Leader file.
Start assessment →Pass two short crisis decision exercises. Always required.
Open tabletop →Receive the English GCBR certificate for your stream — valid three years.
View certificate →Four certificates
Resilient Leader certifies the person who is accountable across business, team, cyber, and self — most questions. Organisation BASIC / ADVANCED / MATURE certify the company at rising depth. Leader and BASIC are free; ADVANCED and MATURE free through 31 Dec 2026.
You are responsible for yourself, your team, your organisation’s business resilience, and cybersecurity. That is why this path includes the full set of assessments.
What it means: Certifies the individual leader. Scope covers personal leadership, the business you lead, team resilience, and cyber readiness — the broadest instrument set.
Assessments: Business (30) · Leader (7) · Team (7) · Cyber (15) · plus Composite Index
Gates: Leader ≥70% · Business ≥65% · Team ≥60% · Cyber ≥60% · Index ≥65% · dTTX Pass
Open Resilient Leader →Foundational resilience for smaller organisations (typically 1–49 people). Focuses on the company’s business and team — not the individual Leader instrument.
What it means: Certifies the organisation at foundation level. Evidence is Business + Team only. No Leader assessment, no Cyber gate, no composite Index.
Assessments: Business (core 30) · Team (7)
Gates: Business ≥70% · Team ≥70% · category floor ≥55% · dTTX Pass
Open Organisation — BASIC →Deeper organisational continuity for mid-sized companies. Adds cybersecurity to Business and Team. One organisation pathway in progress at a time.
What it means: Certifies the organisation at ADVANCED level. Evidence is Business + Team + Cyber. Governance extension questions will deepen Business later (not gating yet).
Assessments: Business (core 30) · Team (7) · Cyber (15)
Gates: Business ≥75% · Team ≥75% · Cyber ≥70% · category floor ≥60% · dTTX Pass
Open Organisation — ADVANCED →Highest organisation level — embedded capability for larger enterprises. Same instrument set as ADVANCED with stricter gates.
What it means: Certifies the organisation at MATURE level. Evidence is Business + Team + Cyber at the highest bars. Governance extension staged for later activation.
Assessments: Business (core 30) · Team (7) · Cyber (15)
Gates: Business ≥80% · Team ≥80% · Cyber ≥75% · category floor ≥65% · dTTX Pass
Open Organisation — MATURE →Publications
Research, briefings, and thought leadership from GCBR — and curated external references that shape the resilience agenda.
Why resilience is the new capital — operational, financial, leadership, cyber, climate, and technological priorities for leaders navigating permanent disruption.
Read →A GCBR strategic assessment of convergent crises and why resilient businesses become stabilizing infrastructure for societies under pressure.
Read →Industry benchmarking referenced in GCBR governance work — how resilience expectations are evolving beyond ISO 22301.
Read →Network
We build resilience with institutions that shape knowledge, risk practice, and SME finance worldwide.
Partner with us — through the Summit, Global Resilience Network, SME Platform, or institutional partnerships. We build resilience side by side.
Partnership