There’s still time to have your say

There’s still time to have your say

As most readers are aware, the Institute of Risk Management (IRM) is exploring the future direction the profession of risk management is likely to take. While we’ve had a lot of responses to our industry-wide survey, we’d urge all who haven’t yet had their say to get involved. Our survey looks into the future of risk management…

As most readers are aware, the Institute of Risk Management (IRM) is exploring the future direction the profession of risk management is likely to take.

While we’ve had a lot of responses to our industry-wide survey, we’d urge all who haven’t yet had their say to get involved.

Our survey looks into the future of risk management and how our members and stakeholders feel the profession will shape up in the future. The project also sees a series of interviews, roadshows and online debates.

The contribution of IRM members and other stakeholders will be critical for the quality and inclusiveness of the project’s output.

Here are some of the ways in which you can get involved:

A website supporting this project can be found on our landing page.

Initial findings from the survey will also be presented at Sword Active Risk’s Active Risk Manager conference in London on 22 June 2017. Click here for more details.

Read our first report on the initiative here: Perspectives on the Future of Risk.





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