Ep. 79: GRC From a Process Perspective

GRC - three letters that scare a lot of people. So much that they like to avoid thinking of risks and compliance at all.
But don’t be afraid (quite the opposite), GRC can not only be an addition to your artifacts to make them better, they can also benefit to your program by “having the ear” of influential people in your organization … who, by coincidence, can generate budget out of nowhere, it seems.
And we are happy to welcome Michael Schank (again) who has worked in that space in the financial industry for years.
Michael is a distinguished thought leader and executive, specializing in addressing Digital Transformation and Operational Excellence challenges through his innovative, process-based framework. With over 25 years of experience in the Financial Services industry, he has primarily served as a management consultant, empowering clients with forward-thinking solutions in technology, process, and risk and spearheading large-scale business and digital transformations. Michael brings a powerful combination of superior sales and delivery skills, having personally sold and delivered over $100M in consulting services.
He is the author of the book, ‘Digital Transformation Success,’ in which he introduces his groundbreaking Process Inventory framework. This promises to be a transformative approach to achieving success in the digital era, unlocking unprecedented levels of operational efficiency and strategic alignment.
In this episode of the podcast we are talking about:
Michael’s background
Three lines of defense in risk management
Integrated, business-oriented risk management
How to create the foundation for this and integrate with performance data
Involved teams and roles
Why risk programs fail and teams struggle
How to set up a program for success
How AI and Digital Twins can help with the leg work
Michael can be found on LinkedIn (of course) and on his website at www.processinv....
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