ERM for Government Executives Seminar Series: Enabling Mission Success Through Enterprise Risk Management

Introducing the ERM for Government Executives Seminar Series: Enabling Mission Success Through Enterprise Risk Management

Agencies are under increasing pressure to perform their missions more effectively and efficiently, while the types of challenges that government confronts are growing more complex. Agency leaders are expected to keep programs and operations on track by getting ahead of risks before they turn into problems. Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) is an approach that leaders can apply to gain a comprehensive assessment of the biggest risks to mission success and provides a strategy for managing and mitigating these risks. Done well, ERM can improve positive outcomes while reducing negative surprises, improve resource deployment, and enhance organizational resilience.

Seminar 1 on June 13, 2019

The Enterprise Risk Management Opportunity Equation: Learn how ERM can contribute to improved decision-making and support the achievement of an organization’s mission, goals and objectives. 

At this first seminar, we will explore the value proposition of ERM, using real world examples to demonstrate how ERM capabilities can be used to improve organizational outcomes.  Key ERM concepts will be introduced, and then applied to practical scenarios.  The discussion will also include approaches to effective ERM implementation and governance.  The seminar will conclude with an opportunity for the attendees to apply the materials to additional real world cases in an interactive format.

(Note: Seminar 1 will be an interactive presentation on the fundamentals of ERM, highlighting why and how organizations are using it to enable mission and leader success.)

The ERM for Government Executives Seminar Series is open to members of the SEA and government executive members of AFERM. Space is  available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Registration is free, but required due to limited space.

Seminars will be held at Guidehouse, 1730 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC. Doors open at 7:30 a.m. for check-in and continental breakfast. Seminars starts at 8:00 a.m. and conclude by 10:30 a.m.