
S1 | E29: Safeguarding Success - Best Practices for Risk Committee Charters Revealed
11/28/23 • 8 min
In episode 29, host Ed Vincent is joined by Michael Glotz, Co-founder and CEO of SRA Consulting, to discuss the importance and implementation of risk committee charters. The main points Glotz communicates in this episode is (1) what is the role of the risk committee, (2) does the organization have the right Chief Risk Officer and risk staff in place, and (3) is the risk committee effective in its role, which can be evaluated by conducting an annual self-assessment. Listen to learn more.
In episode 29, host Ed Vincent is joined by Michael Glotz, Co-founder and CEO of SRA Consulting, to discuss the importance and implementation of risk committee charters. The main points Glotz communicates in this episode is (1) what is the role of the risk committee, (2) does the organization have the right Chief Risk Officer and risk staff in place, and (3) is the risk committee effective in its role, which can be evaluated by conducting an annual self-assessment. Listen to learn more.
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