Nearly every organization can produce a tidy risk register. They can show heat maps, control attestations, and mitigation plans. The problem is not simply that the...
Imagine walking into a boardroom brimming with endless reports, polished slides, and real-time dashboards spread across tables and screens. Yet many leaders leave...
There is a point in every crisis when seconds stretch and compress at once. The meeting room grows crowded, phones erupt with alerts, and fragments of data arrive faster...
Most organizations do not fail because no one saw the risks. They fail because the incentives that guide everyday decisions point in a direction that makes it hard...
Inside portfolio companies, urgency is not abstract. It lives in hiring gaps, customer expectations, stalled integrations, supply strain, and product delivery. When the present is loud...
AI was meant to enhance judgment, not replace it. Yet we now face an uncomfortable question: what happens when the tool designed to strengthen human reasoning...
Enterprise Risk Management is like many areas, which uses a seemingly different language. The words that make perfect sense to risk professionals can sound foreign...
Forecasts do not fail because they are poorly modeled. They fail because they quietly expire while leaders remain loyal to the narrative they built around...
Enterprise Risk Management was designed to bring clarity to complexity. Yet in many organizations, it has become a generator of more data than insight. Dashboards...
Enterprise Risk Management has grown up alongside frameworks like COSO and ISO. They provide structure, language, and credibility. They give companies...









