The Future of Enterprise Risk Management: Answering the Value Questions

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Wednesday, March 7, 2012 - 2:00pm - Wednesday, March 7, 2012 - 3:00pm

Enterprise Risk Management may be at a turning point. Many studies show that Boards and senior executives believe it is important and want more information about risk management generally. Other studies show an expectation gap; stakeholders are not satisfied with progress to date and with the results of existing ERM initiatives. Something has to give.

This webcast will summarize the status of Enterprise Risk Management today with reference to recent studies by COSO and others. The analysis will suggest the basis for a new approach to ERM and provide practical guidance for getting started or re invigorating existing approaches. Part of the secret of successful, sustainable ERM is deciding what to leave out. Focusing ERM resources and implementation strategies on business value drivers and business objectives is critical.

The webcast will answer three questions:

Where is the fundamental value of the business? What business results should ERM focus on?
What activities or processes drive that business value? What is the basic business model?
What are the killer risks? Where should you look for risks that cause catastrophic value loss?

This webcast will provide specific examples and practical guidance for Boards, senior executives and GRC professionals.

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Presenting:
		Fiona Williams , Partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP Fiona has more than 26 years of experience in information security consulting, organization and process improvement, information systems auditing, and application design and implementation, and has organized and led multidisciplinary teams for assessing, designing, implementing, and testing the security and control environment for a broad range of enterprise projects. She has assisted clients with Sarbanes-Oxley, section 404 requirements for their ERP implementations. Fiona has also developed the firm’s security and controls methodology for ERP implementations and has served multiple clients in business transformation efforts utilizing it. Fiona leads our SAP GRC implementation practice and has delivered multiple GRC projects. She has addressed various groups on the topics of identity management, information systems security and auditing.
	.	Bruce McCuaig , Director, Solution Marketing, SAP Business Objects Governance, Risk and Compliance. Prior to joining SAP in 2011, Bruce held senior positions as an audit and financial executive and helped develop a successful global consulting and software firm specializing in enterprise risk management, SOX compliance and related audit practices. Bruce is an experienced speaker, presenter and award-winning author on governance, risk management and compliance (GRC) topics. He serves as volunteer Board Chair of a $130 million dollar non-profit health care organization.
Moderated By:
		David Blanchard Editorial Director Business Finance