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The integration of enterprise risk management (ERM) and business continuity management (BCM) not only enhances the value proposition for both disciplines but more importantly, it also enables organizations to better execute and achieve their strategic vision. ERM is a top-down discipline that seeks to mitigate risks that have an adverse impact on the organization’s strategic objectives.
ERM is assessing both the likelihood and impact of various categories of risk at the strategic and operational levels, whereas BCM is determining the response to an impact regardless of the cause at an operational level. When ERM mitigation strategies fail, BCM provides the necessary steps to recover, and it’s this bottom-up approach that effectively complements the ERM process. Successfully integrating the two disciplines is necessary for the organization to fully capitalize on its risk management disciplines.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the challenges of integration
- Determine ERM and BCM commonalities
- Recognize increasing risk management effectiveness
William C. Hord
Quantivate
Vice President of Enterprise Risk Management Services
william.hord@quantivate.com
(425) 947-5929
William “Bill” Hord has over 30 years of experience in executive management within the financial services industry focused on risk management, financial software, and lending/collections. He joined Quantivate as the VP of Enterprise Risk Management Services responsible for providing strategic consultation to organizations seeking to enhance or create viable and sustainable risk management programs.
Prior to joining Quantivate, he spent the last several years as the VP of ERM leading a Midwest financial institution as their BSA Officer, Compliance Officer, and Security Officer. While there he was responsible for overseeing enterprise risk, business continuity, vendor management, compliance, fraud prevention, lending & new account quality assurance, BSA/AML, emergency response, physical security, bonding/insurance, and audit management.
He is COSO and Compliance Certified along with being an exciting presenter, engaging the audience for maximum immersion in a given topic. He is highly sought after and consults with numerous financial institutions and industries across the country helping them to build and enhance their risk management programs. He also works with many associations and professional organizations to enhance and teach their ERM curriculum.
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