Strategies to Strengthen Your Risk-Response Systems

Presented on:
September 19, 2019 10:00 AM PT
Duration:
1 hour
Location:
Online

Risk Strategy Sessions

An intentional approach to risk management, fraud prevention, and IT risk can help your company improve the financial impact of business challenges. Join us for a three-part series to learn strategic steps to help your company prepare for and prevent business risks that can derail operational goals and impact future success.

Part One: Strategies to Strengthen Your Risk-Response Systems

In part one of our Risk Strategy Sessions, we’ll demonstrate how developing a strong risk-response system can help your business effectively identify top risks, protect sensitive data, and prepare for the future. We’ll also cover how unaddressed or mismanaged risks can prevent your organization from achieving short- and long-term business goals, and we’ll share key strategies that can help your company:

  • Effectively apply a risk-assessment tool
  • Pinpoint risks and break reactionary risk-response patterns
  • Reduce risks associated with industry or high-visibility projects
  • Prevent risk-related issues from affecting your bottom line

Register for Part II, How to Prevent Financial Loss and Address Emerging Fraud Risk and Part III, Methods to Identify and Address Hidden IT Risk.

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Speakers

Joan Taylor, Senior Manager, Moss Adams

Joan has provided internal control services since 2004. She provides risk management and compliance services with a focus on process improvement work, risk management, and recommending solutions to remediate gaps and efficiency opportunities.

Mandy Jolly Santiago, Senior Manager, Moss Adams

Since 2006, Mandy has helped businesses identify, analyze and remediate their risks, identify areas to improve the resources available to prevent, detect, and deter fraud; and manage their ongoing compliance efforts.

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