Shared Insights
Shared Insights give you and your team access to the knowledge shared through collaborations across the network, via detailed step by step articles and deep dives into risk leader strategies. These insights can be accessed via our member portal, available to you immediately on joining the network.
Collaboration outputs
The outputs from network meetings and collaborations are shared with the rest of the network in an anonymised report, exclusively for Risk Leadership Network members. This allows you and your team to gather information and learn from peers, even when you weren’t in the room with them.
Examples of recent collaboration outputs:
A generative AI roadmap for risk management
We regularly facilitate collaboration between members so they can compare approaches with peers and exchange insights about how AI is helping them to achieve their objectives.
This collaboration output provides a detailed overview of a project one member launched to embed AI into their risk management framework.
Testing vulnerabilities using pre-mortem scenario planning
A member collaboration around dissecting failure led to a discussion around pre-mortem scenario planning.
In this output, we share how one member organisation is leveraging pre-mortem scenario planning to enhance foresight, decision making and resilience within their business.
Reporting risk visually: key considerations
Risk leaders from different industries have been brainstorming and sharing their approaches to visually reporting on risk, including how to evolve beyond the classic 5×5.
This article sets out their key considerations when thinking about the best visual reporting for their organisation.
Establishing emerging risk hubs to analyse key trends
At a recent collaboration, one member shared how they had established a series of emerging risk hubs on different topics to help break down siloed thinking and develop a more interconnected view of emerging risks.
In this collaboration output, we captured the broader context surrounding their approach and their implementation plan.
Practical templates from our members
Our templates are always sourced directly from our members - they're available to all members to to make their jobs easier.
We regularly share new templates for members to download. Recent examples include:
Risk leaders from different industries had been discussing and sharing their approaches to visually reporting on risk.
These members provided a set of risk review and reporting templates, available exclusively to our members for download. This enabled their peers to integrate tried and tested approaches into their own processes, or adapt the templates to fit their own requirements.
A risk leader in our network had been on a multi-year journey to build a robust and effective control environment in their large and complex organisation. They presented to other members the practical steps, critical decisions and unexpected lessons from their journey.
As an output from this presentation, they shared three controls assurance testing templates, which we made available for download exclusively for members.
For organisations that are just starting to think about risk appetite, it can be difficult to know where to begin when preparing a risk appetite statement.
6 members experienced in setting risk appetite shared example structures for a risk appetite statement, which could be downloaded by members and adapted to best suit the needs of their organisations.
Case studies
Deep dive articles exclusively for our members that focus on a risk leader's approach to a specific challenge.
They draw out the context, key steps taken and the main output and results from the project. Recent examples include:
Developing a risk training curriculum
A member from an international energy organisation shared their curriculum-based approach to developing a risk training programme.
How to conduct an effective risk maturity assessment
A breakdown of how one member created innovative solutions to a risk maturity assessment within a pre-prescribed framework with inherent limitations.
Building a risk management system in-house
An in-depth look at how and why one member had upgraded from simple spreadsheets to a more sophisticated software system built entirely in-house.