Quality management within organisations is built on a strong foundation of effective risk management and internal controls. This webinar explores how identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks are essential to maintaining operational excellence, regulatory compliance, and organisational resilience. By integrating robust internal control frameworks, businesses can safeguard assets, enhance decision-making, and support sustainable growth.
Join Lettie Janse van Vuuren CA(SA) as she unpacks the principles of risk management and internal controls, equipping professionals with practical tools to strengthen organisational resilience, enhance compliance, and foster a risk-aware culture.
Attending this webinar will equip you with the following skills:
Understand the fundamental concepts of risk management and internal controls.
Be able to identify and assess key risks that impact business operations.
Know how to implement effective risk mitigation strategies and internal control frameworks.
Understand how to monitor the risk assessment process and strive for constant improvement.
Understand how to enhance compliance with regulatory requirements and industry standards, and develop a risk-aware culture within their organization.
The webinar will cover the following topics:
Introduction to Risk Management and Internal Controls (the Risk Assessment Process)
Definition and importance of risk management
The role of internal controls in mitigating risks
Key principles of a robust risk management framework
Regulatory and compliance considerations
Risk Identification and Assessment
Types of risks: operational, financial, strategic, and compliance risks
Risk assessment techniques and methodologies
Risk Mitigation and Control Implementation
Designing and implementing effective internal controls
The role of technology in risk management
Case studies and real-world applications
Monitoring, Reporting, and Continuous Improvement
Key performance indicators (KPIs) for risk management
Internal audits and risk reporting
Strategies for maintaining and improving risk controls
Conclusion.