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Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) in the Extended Enterprise

including planning for new Standard and Poor's ERM guidelines for non financial companies

Have you considered -

How to manage and report on risk in a global economy where business relationships are distributed around the world
How to plan and manage risk and its impact on company brand and shareholder value with globalization, currency fluctuations and supplier quality
How to plan and get ready for Standard and Poor’s new ERM requirements for non financial companies?
How to integrate concepts of risk assessment, operations management, and internal control into company business processes?
How to understand and translate metrics for business operations, quality, and compliance into risk metrics
How to integrate the output of the enterprise risk management system to provide a unified picture of risk for stakeholders and improve the organization's ability to manage the risks effectively?

Access this podcast to hear Michael Rasmussen and Charles Goldenberg discuss critical Risk Management issues, and also will focus on sharing ideas and best practices for assessing business risk in critical areas such as:

Supply chain exposure
Regulatory compliance violations
Sarbanes Oxley Compliance
Corporate governance

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The podcast will also cover:

Key ERM principles and components defined in risk standards such as COSO ERM as well as AS/NZS 4360:2004
Standard & Poor's proposed implementation of ERM in companies for their respective debt rating evaluation process
Integration of Enterprise Risk Management and Internal Audit standards, methodologies, recommendations and legislation

Panelists
Michael Rasmussen, is the authority in understanding Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC). He is a sought-after keynote speaker, author, and collaborator on GRC issues around the world and is noted for being the first analyst to define and model the GRC market for technology and professional services. With more than 15 years of experience, Michael’s objective is to assist organizations in defining GRC processes that are sustainable, consistent, efficient, and transparent. In June 2007, Treasury & Risk recognized Michael as one of the 100 most influential people in finance with specific accolades noting his work in “Governance and Compliance: Saving the Planet and the Corporation.”	Charles Goldenberg Vice President of Governance, Risk and Compliance Solutions, MetricStream