How can ERM help organisations achieve their objectives? with Sarah Pearson from Ecclesiastical

Run time: 14.45 mins

Description:

Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) provides a framework to manage key strategic risks across an organisation, to support it in achieving its objectives. Ecclesiastical offers a range of solutions in this area, all of which endeavour to assess and address risks confidently. In this episode, we discuss the benefits of ERM for clients and brokers.

 

Quote:

“The risk landscape is changing all the time. And having an ERM approach can just help organisations understand the environment that they’re working within, and to navigate through this complexity in a structured way, by understanding the risks, prioritising them, and putting in place mitigation plans, so they can manage them to acceptable levels of risk in line with their risk appetite.”

Resources:

Take a look at our Enterprise Risk Management Hub 

Sarah Pearson’s LinkedIn Profile 

Chris Withers’ LinkedIn Profile

 

About the Guest:

Sarah Pearson, Head of Enterprise Risk Management has 24 years’ experience of working in the public sector (in a variety of senior corporate roles with a risk focus) and 10 years’ experience within the insurance industry in Enterprise Risk Management positions (Consultant, Advisor, Business Partner and Practice Leader). Recently appointed IRM Board Director and Women in Insurance Award Finalist (Risk Professional of the Year) in 2021.

 

About the Host:

Chris Withers, Broker Distribution Director at Ecclesiastical, is responsible for developing Ecclesiastical’s proposition for its broker partners, leading the sales team and for building even stronger relationships with brokers. Having joined the company in 2015 Chris has over 25 years’ of wide-ranging insurance industry experience, having worked at Covea and RSA prior to joining Ecclesiastical.

 

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