Building the Program and Performing a Basic Risk Assessment
July 30 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT
1.0 CPE Credit in the field of Specialized Knowledge (SK)
As BDO’s Risk, Resilience, and Recovery Webcast Series continues, join BDO’s Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Solution team for an introduction to the core principles of ERM. We’ll examine the purpose of ERM, key elements, and stakeholders. We’ll outline how organizations can establish a practical foundation for their ERM program. We’ll also discuss the basic risk assessment process—from defining scope, risk appetite, and tolerance to gathering, prioritizing, reporting, and assigning accountability for enterprise risks.
Learning Objectives
- Define the purpose, key elements, and stakeholder roles of an effective ERM program.
- Explain the steps involved in conducting a basic risk assessment and reporting results.
- Identify common challenges and opportunities to mature ERM through alignment, ownership, participation, and enabling technology..
CPE Information
Delivery: Group Internet Based
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Prep: None
Program Level: Basic
Cost: There is no fee to attend this session
Information about CPE Eligibility
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