Write for the HUB

We connect thought leaders in business continuity, crisis management, emergency management, disaster recovery, IT/security, and governance, risk & compliance with a readership that spans all experience levels. While we don’t offer compensation, we do spotlight contributors to amplify their expertise.

We are seeking content in our six pillars:

Operational Resilience
Human Capital
Technology Resilience
Communications
Physical Infrastructure
Emergency & Disaster Management

What We’re Looking For

Strong HUB articles cover lessons learned from real events, emerging trends, technical threats, and R&D — always with actionable takeaways. We prioritize practical, experience-level-appropriate content over introductory overviews or opinion pieces that diagnose problems without offering solutions.

Example: Instead of lamenting the lack of C-Suite support for BC programs, show readers concrete strategies for earning it.

Before You Write: Four Questions to Answer

Who is this for, and what will they gain?
State this clearly in your first paragraph — readers who can’t answer this will move on.
What is your structure?
Once you’ve answered question one, your paragraphs should flow naturally. Each key point, lesson, or strategy earns its own paragraph with supporting examples.
What will readers walk away knowing?
The best articles let readers complete this sentence: “I’m glad I read this because I learned ___, ___, and ___.”
Do you have an outline?
Write one before you start. It forces logical flow, focused paragraphs, and saves revision time later.

Submission Checklist

Target audience (e.g., new practitioners, executives)
Which of the six HUB content categories your article fits
The “big idea” and its relevance to HUB readers
Statistics or research to support your points
Practical dos/don’ts, tips, and clear action steps
Descriptive subheadings throughout
Examples and, where relevant, quotes from colleagues
Length: 1,000–1,500 words
Plain, direct language in the style of Forbes or CFO — not academic journals
Your bio, professional headshot (JPEG), and contact info
Images as separate attachments (not embedded in Word or PDF), with placement noted in the document

Ready to Submit?

Send your full article, draft outline, or topic pitch to publisher@riskandresiliencehub.com. We’ll respond within one week.