Virtual Workshop: ERM in Non-Profit Organizations

Don’t just survive, but thrive amid uncertainties.

Join us for the 7th annual GRF-NC State ERM for Nonprofits Workshop and earn up to 3.5 CPE credits!

This virtual event brings together nonprofit executives and board members from across the U.S. to share their experiences and discuss strategies and tactics for strengthening enterprise risk management at tax-exempt organizations.

Our agenda will feature insights on today’s risks, including rapid deployments of emerging technologies, funding volatility, strategy shifts, and more. Learn from others how their embrace of ERM is providing unique strategic value.

Agenda Topics Include:

• Top risks on the minds of non-profit executives
  Benchmark your organization’s near-term and long-term risks against what other executives see on the horizon.
• Leveraging AI tools
  How to use AI to summarize risk insights from across the organization and from external resources.
• Challenges and opportunities of integrating ERM and internal audit
  We’ll dive into the evolution of Three Lines Model framework for effective risk management and practical applications for your organization.
• Strategies to plan for the unexpected
  How to develop a framework for addressing “out of the blue” risks that can derail your strategic initiatives.

Who Should Attend:

This event has been created exclusively for those with significant ERM responsibilities within tax-exempt organizations. Roles include:

• Risk management professionals
• C-suite executives like CEOs, CFOs, Chief Compliance Officers, and Chief Audit Executives
• Internal Audit directors and managers
• General Counsel
• Members of the Board of Directors

Multiple individuals from the same institution are welcome to attend.

What Previous Attendees Say:

The best workshop on ERM I have ever attended.”

This was probably the best workshop on this topic. It was practical and timely. The virtual format was perfect. Thank you very much!”

I am…expressing my sincere gratitude for being able to attend your ERM conference. It was so well-done and informative. The content was engaging and very relevant.”

Great insights, I always walk away with two or three pages of notes and ideas that I want to implement or learn more about.”