Need valuable input

I've been invited as a Speaker at an Executive and Corporate Secretarial Conference in March and the topic is around their role in Risk Management : to ensure compliance and crisis handling in the organization

Discussion include :

- What is risk management;

- Enhancing their role as head of risk management functions;

- Providing appropriate guidance to boards regarding duties and responsibilities;

- Effective reporting;

- Ethical conduct in report writing:Reporting and other requirements imposed by the statute.

 I would appreciate and value any extra inputs so that I can carry the risk management values across, within an organisation,in a clear and concise way.

Kind regards

 

Overview:

How much do corporations know about the importance of their secretary's role and responsibilities? How can organizations use their corporate secretary to enhance corporate performance?  with the economy having finally turned a corner, and businesses focusing their efforts on growth, this is certainly not a time for companies to rest  on their laurels.  Executive and Corporate secretaries in particular areas are facing enormous changes to the way in which they and their boardroom colleagues undertake their work. From changes in the economic, regulatory and legislative environment, to greater oversight of the make-up and workings of company boards, changes in securities and the stewardship role of investors, and even a growing understanding of their own professional development, secretaries are squaring up to change on a variety of fronts.

So what does it all mean? And what does the long term hold for the secretary? This year's conference considers these questions from a variety of perspectives. This gathering will illustrate how Executive and Corporate Secretaries can keep abreast with the latest changes and developments in rules and regulations effectively. It will elaborate on the current challenges facing Secretaries in their daily practices, and it will look at what the future holds for Secretaries in achieving best practices. Ultimately, the aim of this conference is to give an opportunity to Secretaries to upgrade their knowledge of the industry and to apply them accordingly:

Exploring international trends as well as the roles and significance of secretaries?

Mastering risk management strategies that companies can use as preventative strategies

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