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    Introduction to the Risk & Compliance Matrix for Internal Audit, SOX404, and Assurance

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    Category risk management, SOX compliance webinar, SOX compliance training, risk detection, risk identification, internal audit tool, risk mitigation, risk control matrix, sox404 Webinar

    Deadline: March 01, 2017 | Date: March 01, 2017

    Venue/Country: NY, U.S.A

    Updated: 2017-01-30 18:21:45 (GMT+9)

    Call For Papers - CFP

    Overview:

    The instructor will provide insight in the following topic.

    Definitions of Risk Management Models

    A Practical View of Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)

    Ten Tips for Developing Risk Based Internal Controls

    Developing Standards of Internal Controls

    Operational Standards

    Financial Standards

    Compliance Standards

    The Risk Assessment Process

    The Risk and SOX Compliance Matrix (Applying to Audit and SOX 404 Requirements)

    The Risk Management Roadmap

    Why Should You Attend:

    Since there is no practical way to reduce risk to zero, management must determine how much risk is to be prudently accepted, and strive to maintain risk within these levels. This webinar will provide tools, models and examples to help manage risk within an organization.

    Areas Covered in this Webinar:

    All companies, regardless of size, structure, nature, or industry, encounter risks at all levels within their organization. Risk detection affects each company’s ability to survive, successfully compete within its industry, maintain financial strength and positive public image, and maintain the overall quality of its products, services, and people.

    There must first be objectives before management can achieve risk identification and have internal audit tools for risk mitigation. Objective setting, then, is a key part of the management process. While not an internal control component, it is a prerequisite to and an enabler of internal control. The risk assessment component of control is evaluated based upon the following factors:

    Company-wide Objectives:

    Process-level Objectives

    Risk Identification

    Managing Change

    Risk Control Matrix

    Learning Objectives:

    Learn about Risk Management Models

    Learn about Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) Best Practices

    Obtain the Ten Tips for Developing Risk Based Internal Controls

    Learn about the Standards of Internal Controls

    Learn about Leading Practices for the Risk Assessment Process by Using the Risk and Compliance Matrix and Roadmap

    Who Will Benefit:

    CFOs

    CIOs

    Controllers

    Compliance Officers

    Risk Management Professionals

    Internal Control Professionals

    Shared Services Executives

    Speaker Profile:

    Chris Doxey spent most of her career implementing “top gun” leadership teams and processes in her quest to fight fraud and implement internal controls at Digital Equipment Corporation, Compaq Computer Corporation, and Hewlett Packard.

    She held senior finance and accounting positions which allowed her to develop and implement standards of internal control for all aspects of financial operations – focusing on the procure to pay (P2P) process. She was recruited to assist WorldCom (MCI) with the implementation of internal controls, policies, and corporate governance in 2003.

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