“Culture of Compliance,” is this statement one or two concepts for risk managers. I should have put this posting up sooner so that it would add some context to some of my comments that I have posted and will be posting. When I read risk management oversight charters or the more usually used ‘culture of …
Category archives: Risk Leadership for Executives
Perceiving risk managers for their strategic value versus technical expertise
Over the past many years, I’ve come across risk management publications and articles that have questioned the role that risk management plays in many organizations, these publications question the value that risk management can create or preserve. While there are quite a few publications talking about new tools or systems that risk managers can deploy …
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Risk Managers Identifying Destructive Leaders
I overheard a conversation in a coffee shop the other day that made me ask, how close are the traits of inexperience leaders and destructive leaders. Two people were talking about the company they work for and the risk management program they were subject to. They did mention the name of the company, so I …
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