Show Me the Data · 2026-03-16 · 28 min
What can reality TV and a skyscraper climb teach us about data-driven decisions? In this episode of Show Me the Data, Paul Chivers, Rhetta Chappell, and Tom Verhelst dive into the world of real-time data and risk management. From the “Amazing Race” of reality TV to corporate decision-making, they explore finding the sweet spot between risk and reward, gaining executive support through powerful data visualisation, and using exposure maps to drive smarter strategies. Plus, hear what climbing Taipei 101 reveals about turning data into action. Show Notes: Paul Chivers | LinkedIn Projects | riskfacilitator.com When personal risk becomes a live event, what does due diligence really look like? | LinkedIn Paul Chivers (aka risky) (@riskfacilitator) | Instagram
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