The importance of risk metrics, KRIs and KPIs to your ERM framework 

Join us for the fourth webinar in our enterprise risk management (ERM) series as we explore the importance of incorporating metrics, key risk indicators (KRIs) and key performance indicators (KPIs) into your ERM framework.

In today's business environment, accurately tracking risks is paramount to manage and chart progress against stated goals and objectives. This webinar will delve into how metrics can enhance your organization's ability to monitor and manage risks proactively, align risk management strategies with business objectives and foster a culture of risk awareness and accountability.

Key learning objectives

After attending this webinar, participants will be able to:

1. Describe the role of metrics, KRIs and KPIs in effective risk management and how they contribute to a comprehensive ERM framework.
2. Discuss leading practices on using KRIs to track risk exposure levels against defined thresholds to proactively indicate where risks are evolving and changing.
3. Review examples of risk metric dashboards to enhance communication to internal key stakeholders on risks to the organization.

Who should attend?

Board and audit committee members, risk committee members, general counsel, chief executive officers, chief audit executives, ERM leaders and risk management professionals.

Presenters

Audrey Lindquist, MBA, ARM, RIMS-CRMP
Senior Manager, Risk Advisory
Baker Tilly

Matthew Cordle, CRISC, CISM
Manager, Risk Advisory
Baker Tilly

Information about CPE eligibility: 

There are no prerequisites for this webinar, and advance preparation is not required.
There is no cost to attend this webinar.  

A certificate of completion will be emailed to you four to six weeks after the event.    

CPE credit: One (1) hour total credit   
Level: Basic
Field of study: Management services

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