- Managing the rapid acceleration in advancing technologies - like AI & cybersecurity.
- Navigating new regulatory drivers, like CPS230, GDPR, and the Aged Care Act.
- Understanding macroeconomic and social impacts on businesses.
- Analysing more complex and vast risk related data than ever before.
In this webinar in association with the RMIA, we’ll be looking back at 2024 and addressing the key drivers that are going to impact the way businesses manage risk and shape their business operations in the coming year. On the back of some global shifts, 2025 will be characterised by inflationary pressures to businesses, rapid acceleration of artificial intelligence, and growing expectations on CRO’s & CISO’s to deliver cyber-risk management measures for their organisations. This webinar will ask: what does this mean for our risk leaders, and what can organisations do now to address those challenges?
Brad Smith
Principal Consultant | Camms
Having worked with more than 350 public, private and not for profit organisations across a wide range of sectors, during his 20 years at Camms. Brad has an in-depth knowledge in key areas including governance / risk / compliance, planning and performance, ESG and business process improvement.
David Butters
Managing Director | Heath & Ford & RMIA Board Member
25 years’ global executive search experience prior to a decade within Investment Banking, including setting up a trading floor-based risk management function incorporating operational, market and counterparty credit risk. Prior to founding Heath & Ford, David worked for a major global search firm focusing on senior governance professionals across Europe, Middle East, Asia and North America. A value-based professional, with deep subject matter expertise, who engages with the utmost integrity.