Rixent advises boards and executive teams, project sponsors, investors and funding institutions on material and emerging risks. We examine the evidence, test critical assumptions and assess remaining exposure across major projects, investments and business operations — while there is still time to act.
Fractional CRO and board-level risk leadership when senior oversight is needed quickly.
Independent programme risk visibility beyond contractor and delivery-partner reporting.
Helping boards, sponsors and delivery teams adopt AI safely, with guardrails for accuracy, accountability, commercial exposure and decision control
Independent review of material risks, supporting evidence and readiness before funding, tender, mobilisation and delivery gates.
Practical governance, risk ownership, controls and compliance architecture.
Resilience planning to identify critical services, test disruption scenarios and strengthen organisational response arrangements.
Rixent works alongside boards, sponsors, PMOs and leadership teams to examine risk evidence, identify exposures across organisational and contractual boundaries, and strengthen accountability and escalation within existing governance arrangements.
Understand the context, governance model, reporting flow and the risks that may not be fully visible.
Test assumptions and supporting evidence to establish a clearer understanding of material risks, interdependencies and remaining exposure.
Strengthen risk ownership, controls and escalation arrangements where the review identifies material gaps.
See emerging exposure before it becomes delay, dispute or reputational damage
Understand the significance of material risks, critical assumptions and the effectiveness of existing controls before important commitments.
Independent assessment of material risks and readiness to inform investment, approvals, programme changes and recovery actions.
Rixent is a senior-led network of risk, governance and resilience specialists. We bring together relevant expertise for each assignment and work within clients’ existing arrangements, offering impartial professional judgement without unnecessary layers of process.
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AI can improve how major projects review information and support decisions. But where data, ownership or checking is weak, apparently intelligent outputs can create hidden project risk. This Insight examines where AI adds value, where control can fail and what boards should oversee.