1-day Risk Management Training
(For Small Businesses & Charities)
This is an innovative and interactive training program, which is designed to skillfully teach and address the effective use of the principles of risk management and leadership in a relaxed environment. This inspirational program combines creativity with a sound educational offering to present "Risk Edutainment™ - Moremi”.
Our objective is to give organizations the practical ability to promptly identify, analyse, correct and manage risks (threats and opportunities) which, if left unmanaged, could potentially be detrimental to their organizational objectives.
Who Should Attend?
Charity Trustees, Administrators, Finance Directors and Managers, Entrepreneurs, SME Owners & Directors
After completing the course, you will be able to:
- Use risk management skills to run your business/charity and ensure effective decision making processes.
- Explore the link between effective management of risk and achieving business objectives
- Identify and write meaningful risk descriptions, making your risk register effective and useful for decision making
- Engage in the process of identifying, describing, assessing and evaluating risks, drafting effective risk treatment or control measures. Balance risk taking with commensurate reward within the business/charity’s risk appetite
- Embed good risk management principles, it benefits and using it to minimise threats, maximise opportunities and gaining competitive advantage
- Affirm the effectiveness of your business/charity’s risk management statement where required i.e. compliance with SORP 2005
Please call us now on 07551 322 077 or email us to book your place.
For more information and learning outcomes,
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Risk Edutainment
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This unique course gives delegates a unique opportunity to explore the relationship between strategic planning, risk management and reward management. |
Delegates will be taken back to the ancient West African city of Ile-Ife, where they will have the opportunity to learn how to make highly effective decisions. |
Synopsis
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This is a story which predates the pre-colonial era. Moremi’s once-proud people had been repeatedly raided and humiliated by the neighbouring Ugbo community as punishment for some transgression. The Ugbo invaders were so fearsome and successful that they were considered demi-gods by the humbled people of Ile-Ife. |
After several attempts had been made to appease the unknown enemy, Moremi, in an act of altruism, allowed herself to be captured by their oppressors in order to learn the secret of their powers. She promised the River Goddess a sacrifice if her mission was successful – the sacrifice was undetermined. |
