Risk Management Strategies In the Context of Regulatory Compliance

An important consideration for all senior business leaders is how to make the management of risk a key ingredient in intelligent decision-making, closely aligned with the successful running of the business. The purpose of this webinar is to help you develop a useable strategy for risk management, while always taking time, resources and finance into careful consideration. Attendees will get clear guidance on how to develop a risk management system which compliments your goals of regulatory compliance.

We will look at the international standard for risk management – ISO 31000 Risk Management – Principles and Guidelines. In addition, we will be using some aspects from ISO 31010 – Risk Assessment Techniques, to support our guidance on selection and application of systematic techniques of risk decision making. 

The webinar will also look at some practical examples of measuring risk from a manufacturer’s perspective, for example, when it comes to considering regulatory change as a risk that could impact a product, leading it to be withdrawn or modified.

The audience for this webinar is:

• anyone involved in assessing risk, including compliance and technical people, designers and developers of new products
• those who need to make decisions where there is uncertainty

We will not be referring to all techniques of risk assessment and omission of a technique does not mean it is not valid. We will be discussing the tailoring of risk management practices as risks vary in accordance with nature, type and location. 

On: Wednesday May 25th, 2016

Time: Live 8:00 PDT – 11:00 EDT – 16:00 BST – show in my time zone

Presenter: David Hamilton 

David Hamilton has 40 years’ experience working with major organizations in the development of risk management programs worldwide.  Prior to establishing his own company in 2010, he was a Senior Vice President of Marsh Ireland for 34 years. Since 2013, he has been working with the NSAI Risk Management Standards Consultative Committee responsible for the publication of the worldwide ISO 31000 Risk Management Standard.