It has been proven in recent years that organisations need an enterprise risk management (ERM) approach that effectively incorporates sustainability risks, such as climate change, natural resource availability, health/safety, future of work, poverty, human rights, and social/political volatility. ESG is now included in the oversight of risk, and stakeholders including regulators are more demanding for companies to address these risks.

Our virtual corporate panel will discuss practical strategies to incorporate ESG into ERM and how it strengthens your company’s insights into its full risk universe, while strengthening its sustainability management and business performance.

Key takeaways include:

  • Review the key ESG risk megatrends and sub-trends as data points. Which ESG frameworks to follow (UN, SASB, EU)

  • Looking for gaps in your existing risk inventory: reviewing current and future ESG issues as part of your ERM portfolio

  • Practical new KPIs that are well-suited to these difficult-to-measure risks

  • Incorporate effective governance structures to ensure that changing and new issues are addressed by your ERM and sustainability departments: Use a common language between ESG And ERM

  • Additional best practices and lessons from our corporate panel

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Corporate Panelists

Annette M. Schüller, Board Secretary and Group Head of Ethics & Compliance and ERM, Givaudan

Dr. Annette Schüller is Board Secretary and Group Head of Ethics & Compliance and Enterprise Risk Management at Givaudan, a Swiss multinational manufacturer of flavours, fragrances and active beauty ingredients. During her 10-year tenure at Givaudan, Annette has created the Ethics & Compliance, the Enterprise Risk Management and the Data Protection functions and also been a member of Givaudan’s sustainability steering team.

Cesar Souza, Group Audit Chief Operating Officer, Zurich

Cesar has strong experience in audit, finance and corporate governance. Before his current role as Group Audit COO at Zurich, he served as Cluster Leader Finance & Business Transformation at Tetra Pak (and previously as Audit Director and Corporate Controller in this company). He has given many keynote presentations at GRC, Audit and Risk events.

Jorge Bulleraich, Group Head of Risk & Audit, Origin Enterprises

Jorge is an Argentinian that has lived for 20 years in Belgium and is now responsible for Risk Management and Internal Audit of an Irish agri-business group. Previously, he was the Country CFO and Chief Audit Officer of Delhaize, a large food retailer that merged with Royal Ahold. Jorge also worked with logistics giant DHL as Head of Audit for EMEA.

Lori Flaherty, Enterprise Risk Management & Data Governance, Paychex

Lori Flaherty, CIA, CRMA, CFE leads the ERM efforts at Paychex.  She is on the Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility Steering Committee responsible for the ESG initiatives.  She has over 20 years in risk management, internal audit and regulatory compliance.   

 

 

Jamie Walsh, Senior Director Product Marketing, SAI360

Jamie Walsh serves as Senior Director of Product Marketing at SAI360 with over 15 years of experience in Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC). His expertise includes Risk Management, Business Continuity, and Regulatory Compliance. He holds an MBA from the University of Pittsburgh where he focused on Marketing, Strategy, and Information Systems Management.

Beatriz Bottner, Group Head Quality, Compliance and Risk, Nextclinics International

Beatriz has served as Nextclinics International’s group head of compliance, quality, and risk since May 2020. Bottner joined NextClinics from Diaverum, a Swedish healthcare business, where she had been global head of risk, compliance, and sustainability.

Cees Klumper, Chief Audit and Compliance Officer, International Medical Corps

Cees joined International Medical Corp in 2016, leading teams of professionals to support the organization in maintaining the highest standards of ethical conduct, compliance with internal and external requirements and conducting safeguarding & fraud investigations and risk-based internal audits and reviews in over 25 of the poorest countries in the world. Cees previously worked at The Global Fund, GAVI Alliance & Partner in Big 4 Firms.