Webinars & Video • Governance, Risk, and Compliance

How to Build an Agile GRC Program

March 23, 2022

Mature GRC programs deliver agility so that the organization can effectively navigate risks and opportunities and build resiliency to recover from risk events quickly. To achieve these outcomes, GRC programs must be able to provide a holistic picture of the operational, strategic, compliance, financial, and social risks facing the organization.

To accomplish this, the GRC management strategy, processes, and technology architecture must align with the risks and objectives of the organization.

Join us as we discuss how to define, build, and enable an agile GRC program which will allow your organization to effectively navigate risks and opportunities and build resiliency to recover from risk events quickly.

This session is best for:  

  • Risk leaders  
  • Compliance leaders  
  • Senior executives looking to build or re-build their organizations GRC program

Learning Objectives:

  • Define a GRC strategic plan for your organization that is agile
  • Build agile GRC management processes to support the strategic plan
  • Enable the GRC strategic plan and processes with an agile information and technology architecture

Presenters

Michael Rasmussen
Michael Rasmussen
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Ryan Napoleone
Ryan Napoleone
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