World Affairs Council of Las Vegas · The Decision Room
When plans change,
what do you protect?
An international exchange is made of people, preparation and judgment. Take the chair for three decisions in a fictional Southern Nevada convention disruption.
About 8–12 minutes · One person or a small discussion group · No account required
The delegation that almost missed the room
- A fictional Southern Nevada convention welcomes 50 international visitors.
- A transport disruption leaves 20 visitors unable to reach a professional exchange for 90 minutes. There is no immediate danger in this scenario.
- You have 12 abstract coordination units. Units model limited staff time and flexibility, not dollars or evidence-based probabilities.
- No real venue, agency, visitor or scheduled Council program is represented. Emergency response and security decisions are outside this exercise.
No single winning score. Compare what your choices protect, what they cost and who might be overlooked.