Institute of Risk Management (IRM) and Solvay Brussels School of Economics & Management launch Executive Education Programme in Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)

Institute of Risk Management (IRM) and Solvay Brussels School of Economics & Management launch Executive Education Programme in Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)

The Institute of Risk Management (IRM), the world’s leading professional body for Enterprise Risk Management, and Solvay Brussels School of Economics & Management – Executive Education have partnered to bring you this highly practical, academically rigorous qualification. Participants of the first module (2 days) will receive the certificate “Risk Management Essentials” from the IRM. Participants…

The Institute of Risk Management (IRM), the world’s leading professional body for Enterprise Risk Management, and Solvay Brussels School of Economics & Management – Executive Education have partnered to bring you this highly practical, academically rigorous qualification.

Participants of the first module (2 days) will receive the certificate “Risk Management Essentials” from the IRM.

Participants completing the five modules will receive the “Executive Programme in Enterprise Risk Management” certificate issued by Solvay Executive Education in addition to the IRM certificate “Risk Management Essentials”.

Experience the difference with 4 integrated modules! Studied over 40 hours, 5 days, Monday-Friday (taught in English).

Hugues Pirotte, Academic Director, Solvay Executive Education said:

“In many organisations, risk is still sitting in functional silos such as finance and information technology. Solvay Executive Education and the IRM have built a programme where risk management becomes more visible and impactful for the risk business and C-Suite.

This five day executive programme will put you on a more effective footing when it comes to the coverage of risk: doing a better job with the basics, understand the traditional risk management approaches/practices and their limitations, and help you to pay more attention to the soft factors of risk management”.

Victoria Robinson, Head of Marketing and Communications at the IRM said:

“We’re delighted to be able to announce this executive education programme with Solvay Executive Education

Successful completion will allow you to qualify as a Certified Member of the IRM, gaining the CMIRM designation, and allowing you to use the title of Certified Risk Professional.

This programme will help students to understand the dual approach to risk management and enhance your knowledge, implement best practice and become part of the risk management community and the global IRM network”.

Course breakdown:

Module 1: Risk Management Essentials

Module 2: Operational & Strategic Risk Management

Module 3: Financial Risk Management

Module 4: Project Risk Management

Free information evening

Free-to-attend information evening, 11 September, Brussels, 19:00 – 20:00

Programme

18:30 Welcome & Registration
19:00 Presentation of the Executive Programme in Enterprise Risk Management
20:00 Drink and informal discussion with the Academic Directors and programme team

To register your place or find out more information on the programme please contact: Roxana-Emanuela Dude, Programme Manager at erm@solvay.edu

More information can be found at: http://exed.solvay.edu/en/11-program/397-executive-programme-in-enterprise-risk-management





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