Enterprise Risk Management Expert with 15 Years experience for providing ERM advisory and training services for major corporations throughout North America. ermINSIGHTS is focused on value creation for publicly traded companies - increasing market cap,reducing the cost of capital, increasing cash flow, incorporating ERM within the strategic planning process. .
Provide class room style ERM instruction/training for major coporations and industry groups including Risk & Insurance Managmeent Society, Credit Union Executive Society, and the American Institute CPCU
Advise corporate boards on all aspects of ERM from concept to implementation, the formation of board-level risk committEnterprise Risk Management thought leader with 15 Years experience for providing ERM advisory and training services for major corporations throughout North America and Europe. ermINSIGHTS is an advisory and training firm specializing in enterprise risk management (ERM) and strategic risk management (SRM). ermINSIGHTS (www.erminsights.com) advises clients how to embed ERM into strategic planning and leverage the process to create new value by practicing SRM.
Provide class room style ERM/SRM instruction/training for major coporations and industry groups including Risk Management Society, Credit Union Executive Society, and the
American Institute CPCU
Advise corporate board members on all aspects of ERM from concept to implementation, the formation of board-level risk committees, executive level risk committees, creation of a
risk intelligence function to address emerging risks and opportunities, CRO reporting lines and functional responsibilities.
Authored/co-authord articles in a wide variety of publications including The Corporate Board, National Law Review, Risk Management Magazine, Smalltimes, Treasury Management International, Credit Union Management, Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions, BOARDMEMBER.COM, and CFO.com
Specialties: Enterprise Risk Management
Strategic Risk Management
Integrated Risk Management
SEC 33-9089 (Board Oversight of Risk and Governance)
Dodd-Frank (Board Level Risk Committees)
Chief Risk Officer (CRO) Advisory and Evaluation
ISO 31000
Incorporating ERM into Strategic Planning
Strategic & Tactical Enterprise Performance Solutions (STEPS)
ERM Storyboarding
Value Mapping for organizations practicing SRM
Executive level risk committees,
creation of a
risk intelligence function
CRO reporting lines and functional responsibilities.
Authored/co-authord articles in a wide variety of publications including The Corporate Board, National Law Review, Risk Management Magazine, Smalltimes, Treasury Management International, Credit Union Management, Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions, BOARDMEMBER.COM, and CFO.com
Experience
Managing Principal
ermINSIGHTS
January 2005 Present (8 years 11 months)
ermINSIGHTS is a dedicated to enterprise risk management advisory and training.
Managing Director
Aon Risk Services. (AON)
2000 – 2004 (4 years)
Managing Director
Willis Group Holdings Plc. (WSH)
1990 – 2000 (10 years)
Managing Director
Marsh and McLennan Inc. (MMC)
1980 – 1990 (10 years)
An SEC rule prioritizes the disclosure of risk management policies
will forever alter ERM's relationship to business strategy.
Despite all of the new regulatory, legal and investor demands that boards give better oversight to risk, any effort is doomed to fail without
an efective board-level risk oversight mechanism.
National Law Review received permission from RIMS to republish
original article
ERM philosophy applied on a smaller scale.
ERM for Credit Unions
Metaphorically ERM should be thought of as an entire tree not just a branch on the tree
Risk has an upside that can be utilized to create value
United Grain Growers (UGG) utilized ERM to create new measurable value for their stockholders
Regulatory reforms have long tended to reshape boards of directors, and changes over the past decade have been no exception. The concept of a dedicated, board-level :risk committee" has become a mandated reality at many financial-related firms. Now, the value of a risk committee is becoming more attractive across the corporate spectrum.
Abstract The paper proposes a new model of governance and risk management consisting of four components: (i) board oversight responsibilities. (ii) board level risk committee, (iii) an executive risk committee and (iv) an individual with responsibility for overall risk management. Some companies are subject to the Dodd-Frank Act and are forming a stand-alone risk committee; other companies still...more
As ERM becomes a more widely adopted best practice, it is essential that risk professionals make a serious evaluation of their career paths to make sure they are keeping up with expanding demands of their profession. By determining where they are on their career S-curves, they will have a better idea of their professional brand, how it matches up with their career goals and what, if any, changes...more
By identifying and analyzing the full cost of risk, the University of California's Department of Risk Management was able to develop strategic plans for reducing costs and freeing up resources
EnterpriseRM and GRC are not interchangeable. Why? The reasons lie at the core of the practice of risk management
Steering enterprise risk management programs from the the top makes more sense because it can provide a better fit with a company's strategic objectives.
Let's face it: the ISO enterprise risk framework used by most companies outside the United States is edging out the US-favored COSO framework. Is there any point in clinging to the latter?
Strategic Communications is critical to the on going success of an ERM program. It requires support from an organizations leadership - how do obtain that support?
Collaboration of risk-management and internal audit functions is helping organizations improve efficiency, decision-making, and results.
A disconnect between the chief risk officer and the board and the failure of of CEO Jon Corzine to heed the CRO's advice revealed the weakness of MF Global's risk-management policies.
The CEO of a global organization utilizes ERM to create value.
Traditional risk heat maps focus only on the downside of risk. But CFOs and CROs need to be able to visualize the opportunities for creating value that exists by taking risks.
New customers are a good thing, but they also bring risks along with opportunity