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When the world shifts overnight, can you operate at the speed of trust?
May 28 @ 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT
Join Megan Duggan, Partner, Ernst & Young LLP, Kyle Lawless, Senior Manager, Ernst & Young LLP, and Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) in a discussion on the EY Global Risk Transformation study, spotlighting a new architype of organizations: the Risk Strategists. These forward-thinkers are not just surviving disruption — they’re outperforming peers across critical risk metrics. They’re half as likely to be blindsided by external shocks and a third faster at incident response. Their secret? A radical shift in how risk is integrated with strategy — and a redefinition of the role of Internal Audit.
Topics discussed include:
“Risk strategists” outperform “risk traditionalists” by embracing external signals, advanced scenario planning, and proactive risk management, resulting in better outcomes and greater organizational resilience.oung LLP’s Tax Technical Knowledge Services Group, Washington, DC: Lynn Fairfax
Recent global events and economic disruptions have created a new era of uncertainty, requiring organizations to rethink risk management beyond short-term tactical responses.
Advances in AI enable organizations to manage risk faster and at scale, but human judgment and strategic thinking remain essential for interpreting signals and making decisions.
CPE Information (for live events only)
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based
Program Level: Basic
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
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