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Enterprise Risk Management 2013:
Creating and Protecting Future Value
Monday, January 28, and
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Hyatt Regency Toronto • Toronto
Boost enterprise performance
and resilience with forwardlooking ERM practices.
G. Wesley Gill
Chris Humeniuk
William N. Onuwa
Rob Quail
Executive Lead
and Head
Governance, Enterprise
Risk Management
and Compliance SAS
Institute (Canada) Inc.
President and Chief
Executive Officer
Community Trust
Company
Executive Vice-President
Global Insurance
Risk Management
RBC Insurance
Director
Enterprise Risk
Management
Hydro One Inc.
www.conferenceboard.ca/conf
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Sponsored by:
Learn how to improve
your ERM program’s
performance.
Find out how leaders in a variety of sectors are enhancing their ERM practices
to create and protect corporate value,
including:
•
RBC Insurance on how to evolve
ERM practices to generate and sustain business value
•
Hydro One sharing a new approach
for articulating risk appetite and
how the concept of risk appetite has
evolved in the company
•
•
Kinross Gold on its understanding
of medium- and long-term global
risks, and how it uses this knowledge
to inform management’s decisions
today
The Deposit Insurance Corporation of
Ontario leading an interactive discussion on establishing and fulfilling the
Board’s risk oversight responsibilities
Get practical advice on
improving ERM buy-in and
benefits.
Hear how other senior risk experts are
evolving their ERM culture and programs
to fully realize ERM’s potential to deliver
proactive and effective risk management. Find out how scenario analysis
can help you understand the implications
of threats and opportunities, explore
options for dealing with potential risks,
and detect and evaluate emerging risks.
Can your organization anticipate and
respond to today’s and tomorrow’s risks
quickly and effectively?
ERM’s goal...