In this era of globalisation, we are constantly being presented with new opportunities, new technologies and new horizons to explore. But with those opportunities come unprecedented challenges, and considerable risks and insecurities.
From geopolitical uncertainty to cyber threats, climate change to developing stakeholder expectations, including expectations on workplace behaviour, these new risks are making increasingly it hard for companies to stay in their safety net, and their impact is being felt in a great many areas.
In this evening event we explore the current landscape of global risk and the board’s responsibility for risk as an aspect of governance. We consider the factors that governance professionals should think about in their own organisations’ risk management frameworks including the use of insurance as a risk mitigant.
Paul Lewis, Global Head of Insurance Disputes, Herbert Smith Freehills
Philip Thomson, President, Global Affairs, GSK
7.15pm – Panel – Exploring board engagement in risk governance
Panel topics:
- Aligning organisational purpose to help prevent global crisis
- The boards’ role and responsibilities relating to risk oversight
- Co-secs as a 'risk detector'
- Identifying third party & subsidiary risks
Speakers:
Clare Wardle, General Counsel and Company Secretary, Coca-Cola European Partners
Fahrin Ribeiro, UK Company Secretary, Bank of Ireland UK
Patrick Gonsalves, Company Secretary, Quilter plc
Speakers:
Sarah McNally, Partner, Herbert Smith Freehills
David Jones, Senior Associate, Herbert Smith Freehills
Tristan Smith, Associate (Australia), Herbert Smith Freehills
Jackie Storer, Director of Global Governance & Company Secretary, Gardner Aerospace
Date: Wednesday 9 October 2019
Timing: 6.30 - 9.00pm
Location: Saffron House, 6-10 Kirby Street, London EC1N 8TS
Price: Free
Please note that this is an event for those working in FTSE 350 companies only. We reserve the right to add those registered to the waiting list if they do not meet the eligibility criteria for this particular event.
This CPD event is possible thanks to the sponsorship of Herbert Smith Freehills.