Federal Enterprise Risk Management Summit
Monday and Tuesday, September 17-18, 2012 (Crystal Gateway Marriott, Arlington, VA)
The federal sector is planning for massive change, budget cuts, and an ongoing need to allocate resources in alignment with operating priorities. Managing change and enterprise-wide risks will be more critical than ever—to everyone, not just risk managers.
The George Mason School of Management Executive Education, in partnership with the Association of Federal Enterprise Risk Management (AFERM), invites you to attend a two day summit on Federal Enterprise Risk Management: Tackling Risk, Cost & Value in Challenging Times.
You Will:
- Gain an understanding of how Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) can enable federal agencies and departments, as well as other organizations involved in the federal sector, to effectively foresee and manage risks associated with developments in the federal sector.
- Get up-to-date with how organizations can use ERM to strive for increased value in the federal sector -- balancing performance, cost and risk with a focus on achieving the best value within the constraints of available resources.
- Earn up to 16 Continuing Professional Education credits (CPEs) at a competitive cost per hour.
- Network with Risk Managers from around the National Capital Area.
Who Should Attend:
- Federal Chief Risk Officers and their staff
- Federal Chief Financial Officers and their staff
- Federal Chief Information Officers and their staff
- Federal Chief Acquisition Officers and their staff
- Inspectors General and their staff
- Senior Executives responsible for program execution
- Managers of federal mission-critical programs
- Key Personnel with agency risk analysis, reporting and management responsibilities
- Private Sector Executives and Managers with enterprise risk management responsibilities for their organizations, or who provide services in this area
