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Risk culture webinar

Best practices to measure and manage risk culture.

On-demand webinar

Is your company ready to meet the current industry expectations around culture risk management?

Culture is the critical foundation on which an organisation’s risk management, and more widely, business management are built. Yet culture remains elusive, difficult to define, difficult to manage and even more difficult to measure.

This webinar takes a practical approach to culture and its direct relative, conduct and how their measurement and management can be integrated into the overarching enterprise risk management framework.

Presenters

David Tattam

Thought Leader, Protecht

Nick Broome

Executive Customer Advisor, Protecht

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Key information and topics covered 

  • What is Risk Culture and why the big focus?
  • The key features of a good Risk Culture
  • The key drivers for managing and driving Risk Culture
  • The methods for measuring and monitoring Risk Culture
  • See it in action. Visualisation of risk culture dashboard in Protecht.ERM
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About the presenters

Thought Leader, Protecht

David Tattam is GRC Thought Leader and Co-Founder of Protecht. David's vision is to redefine the way the world thinks about risk and to develop risk management to its rightful place as being a key driver of value creation in each of Protecht's customers.

David is an Associate of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and New Zealand and a Senior Fellow of the Financial Services Institute of Australia.

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Executive Customer Advisor, Protecht

Nick Broome is Protecht's Executive Customer Advisor. Nick is an experienced risk management specialist having spent over 25 years in the profession, including senior roles at KPMG, Macquarie, Commonwealth Bank of Australia. Nick is passionate about the opportunities to improve our understanding of the drivers of risks to help manage them better.

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