From Risk to Resilience : Why Risk Models Fail and Why Resilience is a Smarter Investment in an Age of Uncertainty - Sharron L. McPherson

From Risk to Resilience

Why Risk Models Fail and Why Resilience is a Smarter Investment in an Age of Uncertainty

By: Sharron L. McPherson

eText | 31 July 2026

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From Risk to Resilience challenges how decisions are made in an era defined not only by climate disruption, but by systemic uncertainty. Traditional risk models rely on historical data and stable assumptions. Yet across infrastructure, financial markets, and national systems, these foundations are breaking down, creating a widening gap between modeled risk and real-world uncertainty.

Sharron L. McPherson introduces The Resilience Method™, a decision-grade framework that enables governments, investors, and infrastructure leaders to assess whether systems, assets, and communities will remain viable over time. Moving beyond risk mitigation, she reframes resilience as a strategic discipline for operating under uncertainty.Drawing on three decades of experience across finance, law, and policy, and fieldwork across five continents, she connects complex risk signals to real-world decisions. This is a practical framework for navigating volatility, allocating capital with greater confidence, and building systems that endure.

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