Arif Zaman

Arif Zaman is Director of Reputational Risk Strategy, a consultancy firm that provides reputational risk quantitative and qualitative advice and assessments both directly to companies and through key intermediary partners.

He is on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Business Strategy and a visiting tutor in the School of Reputation and Relationships and Centre for Board Effectiveness at Henley Management College where he was sponsored fo his MBA by British Airways. He is also an adviser to the Commonwealth Business Council where he leads work in two areas - Corporate Governance and Trade and Investment in Asia. Arif was Global Market and Industry Analyst at British Airways between 1996 and 2005 and received several company and industry awards for his research and contribution to policy development.

Arif is the author of the best selling book on Reputational Risk, titled Reputational Risk: How to Manage for Value Creation (Financial Times Pearson Education, 2004), being translated into Russian and being adapted for South Asia and Made in Japan - Converging Trends in Corporate Responsibility and Corporate Governance (Chatham House, 2003). He authored a chapter on Reputational Risk for 'The Risk Management Universe,' (2006) by the British Standards Institution. Arif is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, the Royal Asiatic Society and a trustee of the Red Shift Theatre Company and the York Society (University of York). He is currently residing in Pakistan and India with his family and normally lives in London.

email: arif.zaman@sps.org.uk