This triannual journal presents original articles by global thinkers and practitioners on risk management and corporate governance. Authors express opinions and insights about the world of risk and provide practical applications to address risk challenges.
Risk Watch: Thought Leadership in Risk and Governance—January 2013
Risk Watch: Thought Leadership in Risk and Governance—January 2013
People and Culture
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Risk Watch is a triannual journal devoted to informing and provoking discussion on risk management and corporate governance. In this eighth issue, four leading thinkers provide their views on the risk challenges of today.
- William Onuwa and Ben Marshall synthesize their views of past events to point out a theme of convergence—in risk, regulation, and leadership responsibility for sustainability within ERM.
- Dr. Martin Smith relates how he and his team helped identify the psychosocial processes behind the non-compliance of an electrical company’s employees.
- Brad Sampson provides three foundational insights: making the risk management role an agent for building and managing organizational trust; pushing the envelope of measurement; and seeing the world as one by finding the essence.
- Nancy Rhéaume gives her views on the peaks and valleys of ERM over the past 20 years, while exploring the drivers for developing effective, enterprise-wide systems.
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