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RMIA ACT Chapter | Risk in Government
Event Details
Time: 8:30 am - 10:00 am AEST
Networking breakfast 8:30-9:00 | Panel Discussion starts at 9:00am
Date: 23 May 2025
Venue: Theatrette, Canberra Museum and Gallery
Corner London Circuit and Civic Square, Canberra City
Registration Fee: $25 Member | $35 Non-Member
CPD Points: 1
About the Event
Join the RMIA ACT Chapter for our inaugural event of the year: a panel discussion on Risk in Government. This panel will delve into the intricacies of risk management in both the private and public sectors, focusing on topics such as risk and opportunity, the regulatory environment, accountability and transparency, risk leadership and culture, lines of assurance, and career progression in the public sector. In celebration of International Women's Day in March, we will hear from esteemed female leaders in this profession about their experiences, career highlights, and challenges navigating leadership in the areas of risk, audit, and assurance.
About the Speakers
Susan Ryan
Managing Director, Internal Audit, Risk Advisory and Assurance Services | S Ryan Contractors Pty Ltd
Independent Audit and Risk Committee Member
Susan has spent the last 25+ years of her career consulting with a range of public and private sector organisations to establish leading practice governance, risk and controls. Her experience is broad ranging from internal audit, performance reviews, risk management, assurance services, project management, evaluations and control redesign. Susan is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, she is a Chartered Accountant, holds a Diploma in Fraud Control and a Bachelor of Commerce Degree. Susan is also a member of the Institute of Internal Auditors. Having held senior leadership positions within the private and public sectors, as well as being an independent member of several Audit and Risk Committees, Susan brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the panel, not only from a private and public sector view of risk management, but also as a female leader in this profession.
Carolyn O’Neill
Chief Operating Officer - Environment, Planning and Sustainable Directorate | ACT Government
Carolyn is a dedicated leader, a passionate advocate for gender equity, and a proud mother. With a Bachelor of Laws and Commerce from the Australian National University, she began her career as a litigation solicitor before joining the ACT Public Service in 2009. Now as the Chief Operating Officer of the Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate, she brings a strategic and people-focused approach to business improvement including organisational governance, audit and risk, legal services and organisational integrity.
Beyond her executive role, she is committed to supporting women in the public sector. As the EPSDD Executive Sponsor on the ACT Women’s Plan and the Executive Champion for the Gender Equity Network, she actively mentors and coaches women, helping to create pathways for future leaders. Balancing the demands of work and family, Carolyn understands firsthand the challenges and opportunities women navigate in their careers, making her a relatable and inspiring voice on the panel.
Alice Tay OAM
Alice is an experienced corporate and commercial lawyer and former partner at Meyer Vandenberg (retired). Alice has a strong background in audit and risk at a board level and has chaired a number of committees. She is a graduate of the AICD and a Fellow of the Governance Institute. Alice is now focused on utilising her knowledge and experience to help build healthy, vibrant, innovative and strong businesses and communities through her non-executive board, committee and advisory appointments. Alice's strong legal background as well as her experience representing audit and risk boards will provide a unique lense and perspective to the panel discussion, honing in on areas such as the regulatory environment, transparency and accountability in the public sector.
Leanne Close APM
Commissioner | ACT Corrective Services
Leanne commenced in the role of Commissioner ACT Corrective Services in January 2025.
Prior to this, Leanne was a non-executive Director of various Australian government and NFP boards, audit, risk and other committees.
Leanne is a former Australian Federal Police (AFP) officer with over 33 years policing experience, culminating as Deputy Commissioner from 2014-2019. During this time, as Deputy Commissioner National Security, Leanne was the AFP representative at the Australia /New Zealand Counter-Terrorism Committee. From 2015-2019, Leanne co-chaired the Asia-Pacific Group on Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing. In 2016, Leanne undertook a 12-month secondment to the Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Department leading the Criminal Justice Group.
Leanne's background in law enforcement and her more recent experience in corrective services will add an interesting perspective to the panel discussion, exploring areas such as emerging and shared risks as well as her experience as a female leader in a predominantly male oriented industry.
RMIA QLD Chapter Risk Cuppa | What's on your Mind?
Event Details
Time: 10:00 am - 11:00 am AEST
Date: 29 May 2025
Venue: Online
Registration Fee: Free
Join the Queensland Chapter Committee members to chat all things risk in an online networking event.
Whether you're navigating emerging risks, looking to benchmark practices, or simply keen to connect with like-minded peers, this is a great chance to expand your network and gain fresh insights in a relaxed, conversational setting.
Bring your questions, ideas, and curiosity—we look forward to a lively and thought-provoking discussion! This will be an open forum to raise topics in your risk universe.
RMIA SA/NT Chapter | Virtual Risk Cuppa
Event Details
Time: 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm ACST | 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm AEST
Date: 3 June 2025
Venue: Online
Registration Fee: Free
Suggested Audience: Members
About Event
The Annual RMIA Conference was a resounding success with an amazing list of speakers and a diverse spectrum of topics.
We can’t bring you the workshop experience, the networking opportunities across states or the sponsor village but we can share our key takeaways and highlights in a conversational overview.
This event will be a recap of the two conference days as an engaging discussion followed by an open forum.
Guest Speakers
Zoe Joyce
RMIA SA/NT Chapter Committee Member
Zoe Joyce, Head of Risk, Safety and Compliance, Adelaide Airport Limited and SA/NT Chapter Executive of the RMIA
Zoe joined the Adelaide Airport team in 2019 as the Risk and Compliance Advisor and now leads the Risk, Safety and Compliance covering the areas of risk, compliance, Work Health and Safety, Insurance and Incident Reporting and Investigation.
Ms Joyce has a passion for risk management and has been working in this specialty field for over 15 years. Prior to joining AAL, Ms Joyce was a Risk Management Consultant at the South Australian Tourism Commission responsible for risk management of corporate and operational risks, which included major events (Tour Down Under, Adelaide 500, Tasting Australia and the Christmas Pageant).
Ms Joyce is a Certified Practicing Risk Manager (CPRM) through the Risk Management Institute of Australasia, has a Diploma of Risk Management (ANZIIF), a Post Graduate Diploma in Museum Studies (Deakin University) and Honours Degree in Cultural Tourism (Flinders University).
Kristine Gare
RMIA SA/NT Chapter Committee Member
Kristine Gare has been working as a risk professional in various industries such a maritime manufacturing, and specialist programs as a risk lead as well as Enterprise Risk Management and Business Continuity Management consulting.
They joined Adelaide Airport in the role of Risk and WHS advisor in August 2025.
Kristine has been an RMIA member since 2016 and obtained the Certified Practising Risk Manager (CPRM) through Risk Management Institute of Australasia in 2022. Recently they joined the local SA/NT chapter and are always actively looking for ways to support local networking opportunities.
They are passionate about risk management and forever curious to learn more about tools, trends, new ways to tackle problems.
With the ultimate goal of building a positive risk culture where risk management is not a monotonous task but a gate to decision making. That way risk management becomes an integrated part of daily activities, adding value to work execution.
Moderator
Stephen Branch
SA/NT Chapter President
BWC | Mastering Risk Workshop Facilitation
Course Details
Duration: AEST (UTC+10:00)
SESSION 1 (4 hours)
9:00am - 1:00pm Thursday, 12 June 2025
SESSION 2 (4 hours)
9:00am - 1:00pm Friday, 13 June 2025
Delivery: Online
Costs:
RMIA Members $1,440.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $1,725.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 12
Come experience this immersive workshop, presented by our Training Partner - Bryan Whitefield Consulting, that will provide you with the confidence to tackle the online environment while building your skill set for the future.
Modified for online facilitation using a range of collaboration tools that will make sure your workshops are engaging and effective.
About
This course is for risk professionals seeking mastery in risk workshop facilitation. To move beyond mechanical processes for collecting a list of risks. You will be given a process for preparing for engaging workshops, shown techniques for facilitating effective conversations and be introduced to a range of tools to provide insights to the business so they can make better sense of their world.. As a result, you will be more valued, more trusted, and will be invited to provide your advice before decisions are made.
Course Overview
Two half-day online interactive workshops with ample time to participate and practice your facilitation skills.
One: Preparation
Objectives – Context and scope
Team – Politics, culture and capability
Facility – Optimising and working with constraints
Analysis – Tools and techniques to provide insights
Two: Facilitation
Framing – Introducing, confirming and clarifying
Conversations – Initiating, guiding and ending
Tipping points – Navigating dominance, bias and silence
Collation – Priorities, breadth and depth
Three: Post-Mortem
Objectives check – Alignment with values and goals
Reality check – Fact check, resource check, pub-test check
Learning Objectives
How to prepare for a workshop to maximise the value delivered to participants.
Understand the key to an engaging workshop no matter the participants, the location or the time available.
Learn how to deliver strong insights to decision makers before, during and after the workshop.
Experience the value of key tools and techniques for managing politics, bias and difficult people.
Format of the Course
Online run over two half-days. An interactive workshop with ample time to participate, share and network.
About the Trainer
Bryan Whitefield is a management consultant operating since 2001, specialising in risk-based decision making and influencing decision makers, born from his more than twenty years of facilitating executive and board workshops. Bryan’s experience as a risk practitioner includes the design and implementation of risk management programs for more than 150 organisations across the public, private and not-for- profit sectors. Bryan is the author of DECIDE: How to Manage the Risk in Your Decision Making, Persuasive Advising: How to Turn Red Tape into Blue Ribbon and Risky Business: How Successful Organisations Embrace Uncertainty (#1 Amazon Best Seller). Bryan was President and Chair of the RMIA from 2013 – 2015, is licenced as a Certified Chief Risk Officer (CCRO) and is the designer and facilitator of the RMIA’s flagship Enterprise Risk Course since 2019.
For more information on Bryan you can email him at bryan@bryanwhitefield.com or visit his website www.bryanwhitefield.com
Group Bookings: For Group Bookings, please contact us via email on pdp@rmia.org.au or by phone on 1300 775 648.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
Risk 2 Solution | Graduate Certificate in Organisational Resilience, Risk and High Reliability (11056NAT) | Unit 4 schedule
Course Details
Duration:
The course runs for four units, online sessions, followed by independent study time to complete assessments.
Venue:
Online
2025 Dates:
Unit 1 – 7-10 February 2025
Unit 2 – 21-24 March 2025
Unit 3 – 2-5 May 2025
Unit 4 – 13-16 June 2025
Costs:
RMIA Members $8,775.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members: $9,125.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points:
30 points
Important Notice
This page is not a registration page. It serves as a placeholder to display the scheduled dates for this course.
If you are looking to register, please check back closer to the start date for enrollment details.
For any questions, feel free to contact us.
BWC | Enterprise Risk Management with Lauren Jones
Course Details
Duration: AEST (UTC+10:00)
SESSION 1 (4 hours)
01:00pm - 5:00pm - Monday 16 June 2025
SESSION 2 (4 hours)
01:00pm - 5:00pm - Tuesday 17 June 2025
Costs:
RMIA Members $1,875.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $2,500.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 12
Welcome to the Enterprise Risk Management course, RMIA's signature course and a certification pre-requisite presented by our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
About
All organisations, no matter whether private, government or not-for-profit have one thing in common – they all take risk to achieve their goals.
Unfortunately, too many organisations either don’t have any formal approach to considering the risks they are taking, or they utilise forms of risk management that are below par. That is, they are not in line with the principles and guidelines of better practice as defined in AS ISO 31000.
The purpose of the course is to provide you with the requisite knowledge to design, implement and operate enterprise risk programs for the successful management of organisational risk.
Course Overview
Introducing AS ISO 31000:2018
The course is aligned to the international standard on risk.
The standard is a guideline for any organisation that can be adapted to suit the needs of the organisation.
It provides principles, framework and process for managing organisational risk.
Learning Objectives
Understand the principles that underlie an efficient and effective approach to the management of organisational risk and the value it brings to the organisation.
Understand the core elements and benefits of a framework for integrating risk management into the governance and operations of an organisation.
Understanding of the risk management process and how to apply it to organisations of differing size and complexity.
Format of the Course
Please note that this course is now being delivered online. Attendees will receive a zoom invitation to participate in the 'face-to-face' aspect of the course online after registering. We can assure you that despite being online, we provide a high quality experience presented by Bryan Whitefield, a leader in the risk industry and a certified virtual presenter. To view testimonials on the success of Bryan's online RMIA tutorials here.
One Day Online Self-Paced Learning - Develop a technical understanding of ISO 31000
Two Half Day Online Learning Workshops facilitated by Bryan Whitefield
Clarify and embed technical understanding of ISO 31000
Tips and tricks on enterprise risk management including on:
Assessing the quality of an organisation’s approach to risk
What makes a good risk assessment
The key to communicating and consulting on risk
About the Trainer
Lauren Jones
Trainer, Bryan Whitefield Consulting
Lauren Jones is a facilitator, trainer and expert in helping leaders build sustainable businesses, with over 30 years of experience working with C level executives, business owners and leaders. Her experience specialising in strategic facilitation, skills development, systems implementation and continual improvement for organisations has increased clarity and focus on outcomes, built efficiency and increased profitability with her clients.
Over the past decade Lauren has facilitated numerous risk workshops and has designed and implemented risk management programs for a multitude of organisations across diverse industries such as construction, infrastructure and manufacturing.
Lauren has authored a recently released book: 10% BETTER: Taking Organisations from Ordinary to Excellent written for leaders who want to build resilience for their organisations to sustain change and challenge, and be a legacy into the future. For more information on Lauren you can email her on lauren@laurenjones.com.au or visit her website www.laurenjones.com.au
Group Bookings: For Group Bookings, please contact us via email on pdp@rmia.org.au or by phone on 02 9095 2500.
RMIA Accreditation Pathway: Upon completion of the RMIA's Enterprise Risk Management course, participants will be eligible to sit the exam to become a Certified Practising Risk Associate (CPRA®) or the Certified Practising Risk Manager (CPRM®) accreditation. To apply for Certification click here.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
Battleground | Resilience Starts Here: BIA & BCP Essentials
Course Details
Duration: AEST (UTC+10:00)
2:00pm - 5:00pm - Thursday, 19 June 2025
Venue:
Online
Costs:
RMIA Members $495.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $715.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 3
About The Course
RMIA in partnership with our training partner Battleground are excited to present our newest course offering; Resilience Starts Here: BIA & BCP Essentials.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Business Impact Analysis (BIA) and Business Continuity Planning (BCP), essential practices for ensuring organisational resilience in the face of disruptions. Through four structured modules, attendees will explore the fundamentals and significance of BIA and BCP, gain practical skills in identifying critical business functions, and learn to assess risks and impacts from events such as cyberattacks or natural disasters. The course also covers the development of effective continuity strategies, assigning roles during crises, and implementing regular testing for ongoing improvement. By the end, participants will be equipped to build and sustain robust continuity frameworks.
Topics Covered
Module 1 – Introduction to Business Impact Analysis and Business Continuity Plan
What is BIA? What is BCP?
Identify the key components of both processes
Module 2 - Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
Understanding how to conduct a Business Impact Analysis (BIA)
Identify critical business functions and determine their impact during disruption
Module 3 - Business Continuity Planning (BCP)
Learning the key components of BCP
Develop strategies and maintaining operation during disruption
Module 4 - Implementation and Continuous Improvement
Understanding how to test and improve BCP
Learn best practices for ensuring resilience
About the Trainers
Helen Lipscombe - Helen is an expert resilience consultant with over 20 years of international experience. She specialises in business resilience, including risk management, crisis management, and business continuity. She has worked with public and private organizations, offering consultancy and strategic guidance to strengthen their resilience frameworks.
As a qualified trainer, Helen has designed and delivered comprehensive training programmes both internally and externally, equipping teams with the skills needed for business continuity and organisational resilience.
Helen is also a dedicated mentor for the Business Continuity Institute (BCI), where she supports individuals at various stages of their careers in developing their expertise in business continuity and resilience.
A passionate advocate for embedding resilience into organisational culture, she has spoken at events like BCI World and BCI Education Week. Additionally, Helen contributed to the revision of the BCI Good Practice Guide version 7.0, focusing on the Embracing Business Continuity chapter.
Jack Salkild - Jack is a resilience and emergency management consultant with deep operational and strategic experience across government and healthcare sectors. He specialises in business resilience, including emergency response, crisis management, governance, and business continuity. He has worked with multiple New South Wales government agencies, including Transport for NSW and the NSW Reconstruction Authority, delivering expertise on complex disaster projects and resilience frameworks.
With a background as an Intensive Care Paramedic and Clinical Educator at NSW Ambulance, Jack has led major incident response training, developed high-fidelity simulations, and coordinated multi-agency operational readiness programs. His work in government has included delivering structured governance and capability uplift initiatives for disaster recovery at a state level.
As a consultant at Battleground, Jack works closely with organisations to enhance their resilience capabilities through tailored solutions. His focus includes business impact analyses, continuity planning, crisis governance, and embedding resilience into operational practice.
Jack brings a practical systems-based mindset, drawing on lived frontline experience and a strong understanding of organisational risk. He is passionate about supporting organisations to build resilience in the face of complex disruptions and cascading challenges.
Group Bookings: For Group Bookings, please contact us via email on pdp@rmia.org.au or by phone on 1300 775 648.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, Battleground.
R2S | Cyber Security Strategies for Risk Professionals
Course Details
Duration: AEST (UTC+10:00)
SESSION 1 (4 hours)
5:00pm - 9:00pm - Tuesday, 24 June 2025
SESSION 2 (4 hours)
5:00pm - 9:00pm - Thursday, 26 June 2025
Venue:
Online
Costs:
RMIA Members $795.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $995.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 8
The RMIA, in collaboration with our training partner Risk 2 Solution is pleased to launch the pilot session of Cyber Security Strategies for Risk Practitioners. This course is aimed at aligning Strategic Objectives with Tactical Operations to achieve organisational Cyber resilience in alignment with business strategy and organisational goals. This program will concentrate on the core principles of Australian Cyber Security, designed to swiftly familiarise senior leaders and risk professionals with essential knowledge. By the course's conclusion, participants will possess a foundational understanding of Cyber Security pillars, enabling them to effectively navigate and seek assistance when needed.
Learning Objectives
This short course will prepare risk practitioners responsible for cyber risk with an awareness of the tactical skills aligning to strategic objectives in the areas of:
Cyber risk assessment in our regional context.
Cyber Gap analysis.
Organising remediation work.
Risk treatment and Cyber Security vendor selection technique methodologies.
Tracking remediation and reporting over time and;
Creating a continuous Cyber compliance activity calendar.
Course Modules
Cyber Presilience
Preparing people, policy, and tools before a cyber incident in readiness for rapid response.Cyber Concepts, and the threat landscape
We explore the basics of protecting Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability and look at the key cyber phases of Govern, Identification, Protection, Detection, Response and Recovery activities.Identifying Cyber Threats, Vulnerabilities and identifying risk in a familiar way
This module looks at Cyber Threats, Vulnerabilities, Likelihood and Consequence and how it relates to traditional risk methodology. We expand on this by looking at the scoring systems used for cyber threat and resources available for further investigation.Cyber Legislation and applicable Cyber Security Governance Frameworks
This module covers an awareness of regional cyber legislation including the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act, Australian Privacy Principles and State Based Information Security Legislation. We identify common Cyber and Information Security Frameworks available such as ISO27001, the Australian Signals Directorate - Australian Cyber Security Centre's Information Security Manual (ISM) and international standards NIST-CSF v2.0, NIST-800-53r3 Framework, SOCII and the OWASP Top 10.Cyber Audit and Gap Analysis / Gap Identification
This module looks at conducting a cyber assessment against a framework, creating a statement of applicability of controls, assessment against controls and creating a gap analysis for controls in need of further remediation work.Creating a plan of actions and milestones
This module looks at creating a plan of actions and milestones to address Cyber Gaps.Risk Quantification and Selecting cyber remediation controls backed with data
This module compares Risk Quantification methodologies that map cyber risk to business impact, how risk quantification aids in the appropriate selection of mitigation techniques, tools or vendors in alignment with business objectives and in prioritising mitigation implementation based on urgency and business impact.Tracking cyber remediation and cyber maturity uplift against milestones
We explore how to track the implementation of a risk treatment plan activities over time alongside reporting techniques.Continuous cyber risk monitoring and creating an actionable cyber security compliance calendar
This module looks at the ongoing activities we need to plan and conduct on an ongoing basis to maintain compliance to existing legislation and frameworks and tracking framework and environment changes over time to conduct continuous risk re-assessment and risk treatment in a dynamic threat environment.
Format of the Course
Online run over two half-days. An interactive workshop with ample time to participate, share and network.
About the Trainer
Sean Finn - Cybersecurity Subject Matter Expert
Sean Finn is a seasoned cybersecurity professional with extensive experience in providing critical ICT (Information, Communications & Technology) services to various industries, including Mining, Defence, and Aviation. Over his two-decade career, Sean has established himself as a trusted authority in incident response and security integration, with a strong focus on preventing incidents and ensuring the resilience of software supply chains.
What sets Sean apart is his comprehensive understanding of risk psychology, evidenced by his formal qualifications in the field. This specialised knowledge enhances his ability to assess and mitigate threats effectively, making him a valuable asset in any risk management strategy.
Sean's journey in the industry has been marked by success, including the incubation and sale of multiple small ICT technology firms. His diverse skill set encompasses roles such as DevOps Software Engineer, Solutions Architect, Internet Network Engineer, and Commercial Hosting Provider, with a particular emphasis on crafting secure ICT platforms tailored for the unique challenges of the Mining and Defence sectors.
Recognised as an industry advisor to esteemed institutions like the Cyber Tech Institute of Australia, Sean Finn is dedicated to staying at the forefront of cybersecurity and risk management. With his wealth of knowledge and practical expertise, Sean is well-equipped to guide risk practitioners through the complexities of today's digital landscape.
Group Bookings: For Group Bookings, please contact us via email on pdp@rmia.org.au or by phone on 1300 775 648.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, Risk 2 Solution.
RMIA QLD Chapter | Social Networking Event
Event Details
*Details to be announced closer to the event.
RMIA WA Chapter | Software Showcase
Event Details
Time: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Date: 15 July 2025
Venue: Central Park Theatre & Rooms - 152/158
Saint Georges TerracePerth, WA, 6000
Registration Fee: Free Members | $30 Non-Members
Join the RMIA WA Chapter for an engaging Software Showcase featuring leading risk and compliance technology providers. This event offers a unique opportunity to explore the latest innovations and solutions from:
Protecht
Evotix
Battleground Group
CGR
Camms. A Riskonnect Company
Diligent
KPMG Risk Hub
Discover how these organisations are helping businesses enhance risk management, streamline compliance, and drive digital transformation. Don’t miss this chance to connect with industry experts and see cutting-edge tools in action.
BWC | Enterprise Risk Management with Bryan Whitefield
Course Details
Duration: AEST (UTC+10:00)
SESSION 1 (4 hours)
1:00pm - 5:00pm - Monday, 28 July 2025
SESSION 2 (4 hours)
1:00pm - 5:00pm - Tuesday, 29 July 2025
Venue:
Online
Costs:
RMIA Members $1,875.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $2,500.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 12
Welcome to the Enterprise Risk Management course, RMIA's signature course and a certification pre-requisite presented by our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
About
All organisations, no matter whether private, government or not-for-profit have one thing in common – they all take risk to achieve their goals.
Unfortunately, too many organisations either don’t have any formal approach to considering the risks they are taking, or they utilise forms of risk management that are below par. That is, they are not in line with the principles and guidelines of better practice as defined in AS ISO 31000.
The purpose of the course is to provide you with the requisite knowledge to design, implement and operate enterprise risk programs for the successful management of organisational risk.
Course Overview
Introducing AS ISO 31000:2018
The course is aligned to the international standard on risk.
The standard is a guideline for any organisation that can be adapted to suit the needs of the organisation.
It provides principles, framework and process for managing organisational risk.
Learning Objectives
Understand the principles that underlie an efficient and effective approach to the management of organisational risk and the value it brings to the organisation.
Understand the core elements and benefits of a framework for integrating risk management into the governance and operations of an organisation.
Understanding of the risk management process and how to apply it to organisations of differing size and complexity.
Format of the Course
Please note that this course is now being delivered online. Attendees will receive a zoom invitation to participate in the 'face-to-face' aspect of the course online after registering. We can assure you that despite being online, we provide a high quality experience presented by Bryan Whitefield, a leader in the risk industry and a certified virtual presenter. To view testimonials on the success of Bryan's online RMIA tutorials here.
One Day Online Self-Paced Learning - Develop a technical understanding of ISO 31000
Two Half Day Online Learning Workshops facilitated by Bryan Whitefield
Clarify and embed technical understanding of ISO 31000
Tips and tricks on enterprise risk management including on:
Assessing the quality of an organisation’s approach to risk
What makes a good risk assessment
The key to communicating and consulting on risk
About the Trainer
Bryan Whitefield is a management consultant operating since 2001, specialising in risk-based decision making and influencing decision makers, born from his more than twenty years of facilitating executive and board workshops. Bryan’s experience as a risk practitioner includes the design and implementation of risk management programs for more than 150 organisations across the public, private and not-for- profit sectors. Bryan is the author of DECIDE: How to Manage the Risk in Your Decision Making, Persuasive Advising: How to Turn Red Tape into Blue Ribbon and Risky Business: How Successful Organisations Embrace Uncertainty (#1 Amazon Best Seller). Bryan was President and Chair of the RMIA from 2013 – 2015, is licenced as a Certified Chief Risk Officer (CCRO) and is the designer and facilitator of the RMIA’s flagship Enterprise Risk Course since 2019.
For more information on Bryan you can email him at bryan@bryanwhitefield.com or visit his website www.bryanwhitefield.com
Group Bookings: For Group Bookings, please contact us via email on pdp@rmia.org.au or by phone on 1300 775 648.
RMIA Accreditation Pathway: Upon completion of the RMIA's Enterprise Risk Management course, participants will be eligible to sit the exam to become a Certified Practising Risk Associate (CPRA®) or the Certified Practising Risk Manager (CPRM®) accreditation. To apply for Certification click here.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
RMIA QLD Chapter | Risk Cuppa
Event Details
*Details to be announced closer to the event.
BWC | Enterprise Risk Management with Lauren Jones
Course Details
Duration: AEST (UTC+10:00)
SESSION 1 (4 hours)
01:00pm - 5:00pm - Monday 25 August 2025
SESSION 2 (4 hours)
01:00pm - 5:00pm - Tuesday 26 August 2025
Costs:
RMIA Members $1,875.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $2,500.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 12
Welcome to the Enterprise Risk Management course, RMIA's signature course and a certification pre-requisite presented by our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
About
All organisations, no matter whether private, government or not-for-profit have one thing in common – they all take risk to achieve their goals.
Unfortunately, too many organisations either don’t have any formal approach to considering the risks they are taking, or they utilise forms of risk management that are below par. That is, they are not in line with the principles and guidelines of better practice as defined in AS ISO 31000.
The purpose of the course is to provide you with the requisite knowledge to design, implement and operate enterprise risk programs for the successful management of organisational risk.
Course Overview
Introducing AS ISO 31000:2018
The course is aligned to the international standard on risk.
The standard is a guideline for any organisation that can be adapted to suit the needs of the organisation.
It provides principles, framework and process for managing organisational risk.
Learning Objectives
Understand the principles that underlie an efficient and effective approach to the management of organisational risk and the value it brings to the organisation.
Understand the core elements and benefits of a framework for integrating risk management into the governance and operations of an organisation.
Understanding of the risk management process and how to apply it to organisations of differing size and complexity.
Format of the Course
Please note that this course is now being delivered online. Attendees will receive a zoom invitation to participate in the 'face-to-face' aspect of the course online after registering. We can assure you that despite being online, we provide a high quality experience presented by Bryan Whitefield, a leader in the risk industry and a certified virtual presenter. To view testimonials on the success of Bryan's online RMIA tutorials here.
One Day Online Self-Paced Learning - Develop a technical understanding of ISO 31000
Two Half Day Online Learning Workshops facilitated by Bryan Whitefield
Clarify and embed technical understanding of ISO 31000
Tips and tricks on enterprise risk management including on:
Assessing the quality of an organisation’s approach to risk
What makes a good risk assessment
The key to communicating and consulting on risk
About the Trainer
Lauren Jones
Trainer, Bryan Whitefield Consulting
Lauren Jones is a facilitator, trainer and expert in helping leaders build sustainable businesses, with over 30 years of experience working with C level executives, business owners and leaders. Her experience specialising in strategic facilitation, skills development, systems implementation and continual improvement for organisations has increased clarity and focus on outcomes, built efficiency and increased profitability with her clients.
Over the past decade Lauren has facilitated numerous risk workshops and has designed and implemented risk management programs for a multitude of organisations across diverse industries such as construction, infrastructure and manufacturing.
Lauren has authored a recently released book: 10% BETTER: Taking Organisations from Ordinary to Excellent written for leaders who want to build resilience for their organisations to sustain change and challenge, and be a legacy into the future. For more information on Lauren you can email her on lauren@laurenjones.com.au or visit her website www.laurenjones.com.au
Group Bookings: For Group Bookings, please contact us via email on pdp@rmia.org.au or by phone on 02 9095 2500.
RMIA Accreditation Pathway: Upon completion of the RMIA's Enterprise Risk Management course, participants will be eligible to sit the exam to become a Certified Practising Risk Associate (CPRA®) or the Certified Practising Risk Manager (CPRM®) accreditation. To apply for Certification click here.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
Stretch Think | Strategic Foresight for Risk Professionals
Course Details
Duration: AEDT (UTC+10:00)
9:00 am - 12:00 pm Friday, 4 September 2025
Venue:
Online
Costs
RMIA Members $544.50 (incl GST)
Non-Members $610.50 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 3
The management of risk is a dynamic and evolving practice. To support this evolution, RMIA has partnered with Associate Professors Ben Brooks and Steve Curnin, to deliver this unique course, ‘Strategic Foresight for Risk Professionals’. This course will provide participants with the insight required to determine if future risk-driven scenario planning is something their organisation should pursue. We call this type of scenario-planning ‘future risk-driven’ because it uses structured processes to explore consequences and the associated opportunities of situations in future time horizons.
Steve and Ben have packed this course with insights from over decade of research and even more practical experience in risk-driven scenario planning. They are master facilitators and experienced educators with years of experience in virtual course delivery. They will provide you with insights about the value and science behind risk-driven scenario planning. Steve and Ben personally produced most of the research that this course uses, so they speak intimately to this, and can provide all the insight you need to successfully identify the benefits for your organisation.
During the course you will develop a plausible future risk-driven scenario with your fellow course participants. The course is fully online over 3-hours and is size-limited to maximize interactions with the teaching team.
So, what is involved in our Strategic Foresight for Risk Professionals course?
Understanding the fundamentals and application of scenario planning.
Learn how scenario planning can be integrated into risk management.
Diagnose the maturity of scenario planning in your organisation.
Identify treatment options to enhance the maturity level.
Apply the Stretch Think Loops technique – a unique scenario planning technique.
You’ll leave with an understanding of why and how to risk-based scenario can be used in your organisation.
About the Trainers
Steve Curnin is currently an Associate Professor at the University of Tasmania where he is also a Director of the Disaster Resilience Research Group.
Prior to commencing a career in academia, Steve worked in emergency and crisis management roles with Australian Government Departments, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, Australian State Government Departments, the critical infrastructure sector, and not-for-profit organisations.
Steve continues to combine his academic and practical capabilities on national advisory groups promoting organisational resilience.
Ben Brooks is currently an Associate Professor at the University of Tasmania where he is also a Director of the Disaster Resilience Research Group.
Before joining the university he was a Project Director for Occupational Health and Safety in the Human Factors Group – a part of Centre for Sleep Research at the University of South Australia.
Ben has held professional safety management positions in state government, was a consultant occupational hygienist for a decade and continues to provide consulting services in cultural change through the organisations niwaki.global and SafetyCircle.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, ABM Risk Partnership.
BWC | Enterprise Risk Management with Bryan Whitefield
Course Details
Duration: AEST (UTC+10:00)
SESSION 1 (4 hours)
1:00pm - 5:00pm - Monday, 15 September 2025
SESSION 2 (4 hours)
1:00pm - 5:00pm - Tuesday, 16 September 2025
Venue:
Online
Costs:
RMIA Members $1,875.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $2,500.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 12
Welcome to the Enterprise Risk Management course, RMIA's signature course and a certification pre-requisite presented by our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
About
All organisations, no matter whether private, government or not-for-profit have one thing in common – they all take risk to achieve their goals.
Unfortunately, too many organisations either don’t have any formal approach to considering the risks they are taking, or they utilise forms of risk management that are below par. That is, they are not in line with the principles and guidelines of better practice as defined in AS ISO 31000.
The purpose of the course is to provide you with the requisite knowledge to design, implement and operate enterprise risk programs for the successful management of organisational risk.
Course Overview
Introducing AS ISO 31000:2018
The course is aligned to the international standard on risk.
The standard is a guideline for any organisation that can be adapted to suit the needs of the organisation.
It provides principles, framework and process for managing organisational risk.
Learning Objectives
Understand the principles that underlie an efficient and effective approach to the management of organisational risk and the value it brings to the organisation.
Understand the core elements and benefits of a framework for integrating risk management into the governance and operations of an organisation.
Understanding of the risk management process and how to apply it to organisations of differing size and complexity.
Format of the Course
Please note that this course is now being delivered online. Attendees will receive a zoom invitation to participate in the 'face-to-face' aspect of the course online after registering. We can assure you that despite being online, we provide a high quality experience presented by Bryan Whitefield, a leader in the risk industry and a certified virtual presenter. To view testimonials on the success of Bryan's online RMIA tutorials here.
One Day Online Self-Paced Learning - Develop a technical understanding of ISO 31000
Two Half Day Online Learning Workshops facilitated by Bryan Whitefield
Clarify and embed technical understanding of ISO 31000
Tips and tricks on enterprise risk management including on:
Assessing the quality of an organisation’s approach to risk
What makes a good risk assessment
The key to communicating and consulting on risk
About the Trainer
Bryan Whitefield is a management consultant operating since 2001, specialising in risk-based decision making and influencing decision makers, born from his more than twenty years of facilitating executive and board workshops. Bryan’s experience as a risk practitioner includes the design and implementation of risk management programs for more than 150 organisations across the public, private and not-for- profit sectors. Bryan is the author of DECIDE: How to Manage the Risk in Your Decision Making, Persuasive Advising: How to Turn Red Tape into Blue Ribbon and Risky Business: How Successful Organisations Embrace Uncertainty (#1 Amazon Best Seller). Bryan was President and Chair of the RMIA from 2013 – 2015, is licenced as a Certified Chief Risk Officer (CCRO) and is the designer and facilitator of the RMIA’s flagship Enterprise Risk Course since 2019.
For more information on Bryan you can email him at bryan@bryanwhitefield.com or visit his website www.bryanwhitefield.com
Group Bookings: For Group Bookings, please contact us via email on pdp@rmia.org.au or by phone on 1300 775 648.
RMIA Accreditation Pathway: Upon completion of the RMIA's Enterprise Risk Management course, participants will be eligible to sit the exam to become a Certified Practising Risk Associate (CPRA®) or the Certified Practising Risk Manager (CPRM®) accreditation. To apply for Certification click here.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
RMIA QLD Chapter | Networking Event
Event Details
*Details to be announced closer to the event.
BWC | Mastering Risk Workshop Facilitation
Course Details
Duration: AEST (UTC+10:00)
SESSION 1 (4 hours)
9:00am - 1:00pm Thursday, 25 September 2025
SESSION 2 (4 hours)
9:00am - 1:00pm Friday, 26 September 2025
Delivery: Online
Costs:
RMIA Members $1,440.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $1,725.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 12
Come experience this immersive workshop, presented by our Training Partner - Bryan Whitefield Consulting, that will provide you with the confidence to tackle the online environment while building your skill set for the future.
Modified for online facilitation using a range of collaboration tools that will make sure your workshops are engaging and effective.
About
This course is for risk professionals seeking mastery in risk workshop facilitation. To move beyond mechanical processes for collecting a list of risks. You will be given a process for preparing for engaging workshops, shown techniques for facilitating effective conversations and be introduced to a range of tools to provide insights to the business so they can make better sense of their world.. As a result, you will be more valued, more trusted, and will be invited to provide your advice before decisions are made.
Course Overview
Two half-day online interactive workshops with ample time to participate and practice your facilitation skills.
One: Preparation
Objectives – Context and scope
Team – Politics, culture and capability
Facility – Optimising and working with constraints
Analysis – Tools and techniques to provide insights
Two: Facilitation
Framing – Introducing, confirming and clarifying
Conversations – Initiating, guiding and ending
Tipping points – Navigating dominance, bias and silence
Collation – Priorities, breadth and depth
Three: Post-Mortem
Objectives check – Alignment with values and goals
Reality check – Fact check, resource check, pub-test check
Learning Objectives
How to prepare for a workshop to maximise the value delivered to participants.
Understand the key to an engaging workshop no matter the participants, the location or the time available.
Learn how to deliver strong insights to decision makers before, during and after the workshop.
Experience the value of key tools and techniques for managing politics, bias and difficult people.
Format of the Course
Online run over two half-days. An interactive workshop with ample time to participate, share and network.
About the Trainer
Bryan Whitefield is a management consultant operating since 2001, specialising in risk-based decision making and influencing decision makers, born from his more than twenty years of facilitating executive and board workshops. Bryan’s experience as a risk practitioner includes the design and implementation of risk management programs for more than 150 organisations across the public, private and not-for- profit sectors. Bryan is the author of DECIDE: How to Manage the Risk in Your Decision Making, Persuasive Advising: How to Turn Red Tape into Blue Ribbon and Risky Business: How Successful Organisations Embrace Uncertainty (#1 Amazon Best Seller). Bryan was President and Chair of the RMIA from 2013 – 2015, is licenced as a Certified Chief Risk Officer (CCRO) and is the designer and facilitator of the RMIA’s flagship Enterprise Risk Course since 2019.
For more information on Bryan you can email him at bryan@bryanwhitefield.com or visit his website www.bryanwhitefield.com
Group Bookings: For Group Bookings, please contact us via email on pdp@rmia.org.au or by phone on 1300 775 648.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
BWC | Enterprise Risk Management with Lauren Jones
Course Details
Duration: AEDT (UTC+11:00)
SESSION 1 (4 hours)
01:00pm - 5:00pm - Monday 13 October 2025
SESSION 2 (4 hours)
01:00pm - 5:00pm - Tuesday 14 October 2025
Costs:
RMIA Members $1,875.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $2,500.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 12
Welcome to the Enterprise Risk Management course, RMIA's signature course and a certification pre-requisite presented by our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
About
All organisations, no matter whether private, government or not-for-profit have one thing in common – they all take risk to achieve their goals.
Unfortunately, too many organisations either don’t have any formal approach to considering the risks they are taking, or they utilise forms of risk management that are below par. That is, they are not in line with the principles and guidelines of better practice as defined in AS ISO 31000.
The purpose of the course is to provide you with the requisite knowledge to design, implement and operate enterprise risk programs for the successful management of organisational risk.
Course Overview
Introducing AS ISO 31000:2018
The course is aligned to the international standard on risk.
The standard is a guideline for any organisation that can be adapted to suit the needs of the organisation.
It provides principles, framework and process for managing organisational risk.
Learning Objectives
Understand the principles that underlie an efficient and effective approach to the management of organisational risk and the value it brings to the organisation.
Understand the core elements and benefits of a framework for integrating risk management into the governance and operations of an organisation.
Understanding of the risk management process and how to apply it to organisations of differing size and complexity.
Format of the Course
Please note that this course is now being delivered online. Attendees will receive a zoom invitation to participate in the 'face-to-face' aspect of the course online after registering. We can assure you that despite being online, we provide a high quality experience presented by Bryan Whitefield, a leader in the risk industry and a certified virtual presenter. To view testimonials on the success of Bryan's online RMIA tutorials here.
One Day Online Self-Paced Learning - Develop a technical understanding of ISO 31000
Two Half Day Online Learning Workshops facilitated by Bryan Whitefield
Clarify and embed technical understanding of ISO 31000
Tips and tricks on enterprise risk management including on:
Assessing the quality of an organisation’s approach to risk
What makes a good risk assessment
The key to communicating and consulting on risk
About the Trainer
Lauren Jones
Trainer, Bryan Whitefield Consulting
Lauren Jones is a facilitator, trainer and expert in helping leaders build sustainable businesses, with over 30 years of experience working with C level executives, business owners and leaders. Her experience specialising in strategic facilitation, skills development, systems implementation and continual improvement for organisations has increased clarity and focus on outcomes, built efficiency and increased profitability with her clients.
Over the past decade Lauren has facilitated numerous risk workshops and has designed and implemented risk management programs for a multitude of organisations across diverse industries such as construction, infrastructure and manufacturing.
Lauren has authored a recently released book: 10% BETTER: Taking Organisations from Ordinary to Excellent written for leaders who want to build resilience for their organisations to sustain change and challenge, and be a legacy into the future. For more information on Lauren you can email her on lauren@laurenjones.com.au or visit her website www.laurenjones.com.au
Group Bookings: For Group Bookings, please contact us via email on pdp@rmia.org.au or by phone on 02 9095 2500.
RMIA Accreditation Pathway: Upon completion of the RMIA's Enterprise Risk Management course, participants will be eligible to sit the exam to become a Certified Practising Risk Associate (CPRA®) or the Certified Practising Risk Manager (CPRM®) accreditation. To apply for Certification click here.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
2025 RMIA Risk Conference - Gold Coast
The 2025 Risk Conference will bring together industry leaders, CROs, and risk professionals from across both public and private sectors to explore the latest in risk management strategies, technologies, and trends
Risk 2 Solution | Graduate Certificate in Organisational Resilience, Risk and High Reliability (11056NAT) | Unit 3 schedule
Course Details
Duration:
The course runs for four units, online sessions, followed by independent study time to complete assessments.
Venue:
Online
2025 Dates:
Unit 1 – 7-10 February 2025
Unit 2 – 21-24 March 2025
Unit 3 – 2-5 May 2025
Unit 4 – 13-16 June 2025
Costs:
RMIA Members $8,775.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members: $9,125.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points:
30 points
Important Notice
This page is not a registration page. It serves as a placeholder to display the scheduled dates for this course.
If you are looking to register, please check back closer to the start date for enrollment details.
For any questions, feel free to contact us.
BWC | Enterprise Risk Management with Bryan Whitefield
Course Details
Duration: AEST (UTC+10:00)
SESSION 1 (4 hours)
1:00pm - 5:00pm - Monday, 28 April 2025
SESSION 2 (4 hours)
1:00pm - 5:00pm - Tuesday, 29 April 2025
Venue:
Online
Costs:
RMIA Members $1,875.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $2,500.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 12
Welcome to the Enterprise Risk Management course, RMIA's signature course and a certification pre-requisite presented by our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
About
All organisations, no matter whether private, government or not-for-profit have one thing in common – they all take risk to achieve their goals.
Unfortunately, too many organisations either don’t have any formal approach to considering the risks they are taking, or they utilise forms of risk management that are below par. That is, they are not in line with the principles and guidelines of better practice as defined in AS ISO 31000.
The purpose of the course is to provide you with the requisite knowledge to design, implement and operate enterprise risk programs for the successful management of organisational risk.
Course Overview
Introducing AS ISO 31000:2018
The course is aligned to the international standard on risk.
The standard is a guideline for any organisation that can be adapted to suit the needs of the organisation.
It provides principles, framework and process for managing organisational risk.
Learning Objectives
Understand the principles that underlie an efficient and effective approach to the management of organisational risk and the value it brings to the organisation.
Understand the core elements and benefits of a framework for integrating risk management into the governance and operations of an organisation.
Understanding of the risk management process and how to apply it to organisations of differing size and complexity.
Format of the Course
Please note that this course is now being delivered online. Attendees will receive a zoom invitation to participate in the 'face-to-face' aspect of the course online after registering. We can assure you that despite being online, we provide a high quality experience presented by Bryan Whitefield, a leader in the risk industry and a certified virtual presenter. To view testimonials on the success of Bryan's online RMIA tutorials here.
One Day Online Self-Paced Learning - Develop a technical understanding of ISO 31000
Two Half Day Online Learning Workshops facilitated by Bryan Whitefield
Clarify and embed technical understanding of ISO 31000
Tips and tricks on enterprise risk management including on:
Assessing the quality of an organisation’s approach to risk
What makes a good risk assessment
The key to communicating and consulting on risk
About the Trainer
Bryan Whitefield is a management consultant operating since 2001, specialising in risk-based decision making and influencing decision makers, born from his more than twenty years of facilitating executive and board workshops. Bryan’s experience as a risk practitioner includes the design and implementation of risk management programs for more than 150 organisations across the public, private and not-for- profit sectors. Bryan is the author of DECIDE: How to Manage the Risk in Your Decision Making, Persuasive Advising: How to Turn Red Tape into Blue Ribbon and Risky Business: How Successful Organisations Embrace Uncertainty (#1 Amazon Best Seller). Bryan was President and Chair of the RMIA from 2013 – 2015, is licenced as a Certified Chief Risk Officer (CCRO) and is the designer and facilitator of the RMIA’s flagship Enterprise Risk Course since 2019.
For more information on Bryan you can email him at bryan@bryanwhitefield.com or visit his website www.bryanwhitefield.com
Group Bookings: For Group Bookings, please contact us via email on pdp@rmia.org.au or by phone on 1300 775 648.
RMIA Accreditation Pathway: Upon completion of the RMIA's Enterprise Risk Management course, participants will be eligible to sit the exam to become a Certified Practising Risk Associate (CPRA®) or the Certified Practising Risk Manager (CPRM®) accreditation. To apply for Certification click here.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
RMIA NSW Chapter 2025 Networking Event Kick-off
Event Details
Time: 5:15 pm - Onwards
Date: 23 April 2025
Venue: Sussex Hotel Rooftop
20 Sussex Street, Sydney, NSW
Registration Fee: Free
This is the first networking event for 2025 to catch up with members, welcome new members and meet like minded risk professionals. Enjoy discussing risk trends, the upcoming RMIA Conference in May, and the NSW Chapter’s plan for 2025.
RMIA VIC Chapter | Networking Breakfast
Event Details
Time: 7:30am - 9:00am
Date: 10 April 2025
Venue: il Mercato Centrale Melbourne
546 Collins Street, Melbourne
Join the RMIA VIC Committee for an early morning breakfast or coffee and engage with fellow risk professionals at il Mercato Centrale Melbourne on Thursday, 10 April 2025, from 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM.
This free event is a great opportunity to build relationships, share ideas, and strengthen our risk management community. Please note this event is self-funded.
We look forward to seeing you there!
RMIA SA/NT Chapter Virtual Risk Cuppa | Fraud Prevention Showcase
Event Details
Time: 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm AEST (UTC+11:00)
Date: 9 April 2025
Venue: Online
Registration Fee: FREE
About the Event
Join the team from the Commonwealth Fraud Prevention Centre as they showcase the concepts and tools used to reduce the risk of fraud across the federal public service. Following their successful roll out the Commonwealth Fraud and Corruption Control Framework, the team will share international best practice, including a range of tools you can use right now. Join us as we dive into why prevention is better than the cure when it comes to fraud.
About the Speaker
Chris McDermott
Commonwealth Fraud Prevention Centre
Facilitator
Joel Sibbin
SA/NT Chapter Committee Executive
RMIA ACT Chapter Risk Cuppa
Event Details
Time: 8:30 am - 10:00 am AEST (UTC+11:00)
Date: 8 April 2025
Venue: Room 0.17 | 220 London Circuit, Canberra ACT
Registration Fee: FREE
Join the RMIA ACT Chapter Committee for an early morning breakfast to network with Chapter members. This is a great opportunity to build relationships with other risk professionals, share ideas and collaborate with the risk community in the ACT.
The Chapter Committee will bring along some goodies to share, so feel free to grab a coffee on your way. There is a coffee shop on site at 220 London Circuit. Hope to see as many of you as possible.
Meet your ACT Chapter Committee Members
Erandi Premachandra
ACT Chapter Committee President
Russell Eade
ACT Chapter Committee Vice-President
Rhonda Pilgrim
ACT Chapter Committee Member
Sharon Sidhu
ACT Chapter Committee Member
Mark Brogan
ACT Chapter Committee Member
Saluja Perera
ACT Chapter Committee Member
Battleground Group Webinar | Crisis Management Testing & Exercises | The good. The bad. And the ugly!
Event Details
Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm AEDT (UTC+11:00)
Date: 2 April 2025
Venue: Online
Registration Fee: FREE
About the Webinar
In times of crisis, swift, consistent, and effective responses are crucial. Based on insights from hundreds of recent client crisis management exercises, this webinar will uncover the top four pain points organizations must address to stay ahead in 2025.
Join us as we explore key challenges and actionable solutions in:
Activation & Escalation – Ensure your Crisis Management Team (CMT) activation process is robust, flexible, and thoroughly tested, with clear escalation pathways to leadership and adjacent teams.
Roles & Responsibilities – Strengthen crisis response by clarifying roles at all levels, from executives to board members, to improve engagement and accelerate decision-making.
Decision Making – Enhance structured decision-making under pressure with proven strategies, including effective meeting agendas and post-exercise debriefs for continuous improvement.
Stakeholder Management – Master proactive communication with government agencies, media, regulators, and other key stakeholders through realistic simulations and clear messaging strategies.
Who should attend?
CROs, Risk Managers & Business Continuity Managers
Why attend?
Gain practical insights from real-world crisis exercises and expert recommendations to enhance your organization’s crisis preparedness.
Stay ahead—equip your team with the tools to conquer crisis management in 2025.
About the Speakers
Craig Goldberg
Battleground CEO & Founder
Craig is responsible for several global innovations in business continuity and resilience, using his expertise to develop tailored solutions for organisations of all sizes across a range of industries. Craig brings the customer to the centre of the journey, to show the value and benefits of a strong and robust program of work and adds value through assisting his clients to anticipate, respond and adapt to the demands and uncertainties of incidents and crises to protect the integrity of their business.
Joe McDavitt
Battleground Director | Operational Risk
Joe believes that, done right, operational risk management is a powerful contributor to helping achieve organisational objectives. His approach to enabling and driving this is built on gathering an in-depth understanding. Joe has led significant projects in risk transformation, GRC system implementation, AML/CTF capability uplift and controls transformation. His experience has given him clear insight into what works, and what doesn’t, when you seek to uplift risk management capabilities and behaviours.
RMIA SA/NT Chapter Mentoring Program
Event Details
Time: 5:00pm - onwards
Date: 27 March 2025
Venue: Bentleys Office| 63 Pirie Street, Adelaide
Registration Fee: Free
About the Event
Come and join RMIA and Bentleys to kick off 2025 with some social drinks on Pirie Street. Are you interested in our Mentoring Program but still not sure what it’s about? We will be celebrating the completion of SA/NT’s inaugural Mentoring Program and hearing from some of our Mentors and Mentees about their experience. Drinks and nibbles will be provided.
About the Facilitator
Stephen Branch
RMIA SA/NT Chapter President
RMIA WA Chapter | Networking Breakfast
Event Details
Time: 7:30am - 9:00am
Date: 27 March 2025
Venue: The Terrace Hotel | 237-239 St Georges Terrace, Perth, WA
Join the RMIA WA Committee for an early morning breakfast or coffee and engage with fellow risk professionals at The Terrace Hotel on Thursday, 27 March 2025, from 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM.
This free event is a great opportunity to build relationships, share ideas, and strengthen our risk management community. Please note this event is self-funded.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Aleks McGovern
Senior Consultant, Risk Advisory Services
Peter Blackmore
Partner, ESG&I
Mark Maciolek
Associate Director, KPMG
Kane Arundale
Risk Manager, CITIC
Wade McCullough
Senior Corporate Risk Adviser, Woodside
Dharmesh Masuria
Group Risk & Assurance, Fortescue
Belinda Goosen
Chief Risk Officer, HIF
BWC | Enterprise Risk Management with Lauren Jones
Course Details
Duration: AEDT (UTC+11:00)
SESSION 1 (4 hours)
01:00pm - 5:00pm - Monday 24 March 2025
SESSION 2 (4 hours)
01:00pm - 5:00pm - Tuesday 25 March 2025
Costs:
RMIA Members $1,875.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $2,500.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 12
Welcome to the Enterprise Risk Management course, RMIA's signature course and a certification pre-requisite presented by our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
About
All organisations, no matter whether private, government or not-for-profit have one thing in common – they all take risk to achieve their goals.
Unfortunately, too many organisations either don’t have any formal approach to considering the risks they are taking, or they utilise forms of risk management that are below par. That is, they are not in line with the principles and guidelines of better practice as defined in AS ISO 31000.
The purpose of the course is to provide you with the requisite knowledge to design, implement and operate enterprise risk programs for the successful management of organisational risk.
Course Overview
Introducing AS ISO 31000:2018
The course is aligned to the international standard on risk.
The standard is a guideline for any organisation that can be adapted to suit the needs of the organisation.
It provides principles, framework and process for managing organisational risk.
Learning Objectives
Understand the principles that underlie an efficient and effective approach to the management of organisational risk and the value it brings to the organisation.
Understand the core elements and benefits of a framework for integrating risk management into the governance and operations of an organisation.
Understanding of the risk management process and how to apply it to organisations of differing size and complexity.
Format of the Course
Please note that this course is now being delivered online. Attendees will receive a zoom invitation to participate in the 'face-to-face' aspect of the course online after registering. We can assure you that despite being online, we provide a high quality experience presented by Bryan Whitefield, a leader in the risk industry and a certified virtual presenter. To view testimonials on the success of Bryan's online RMIA tutorials here.
One Day Online Self-Paced Learning - Develop a technical understanding of ISO 31000
Two Half Day Online Learning Workshops facilitated by Bryan Whitefield
Clarify and embed technical understanding of ISO 31000
Tips and tricks on enterprise risk management including on:
Assessing the quality of an organisation’s approach to risk
What makes a good risk assessment
The key to communicating and consulting on risk
About the Trainer
Lauren Jones
Trainer, Bryan Whitefield Consulting
Lauren Jones is a facilitator, trainer and expert in helping leaders build sustainable businesses, with over 30 years of experience working with C level executives, business owners and leaders. Her experience specialising in strategic facilitation, skills development, systems implementation and continual improvement for organisations has increased clarity and focus on outcomes, built efficiency and increased profitability with her clients.
Over the past decade Lauren has facilitated numerous risk workshops and has designed and implemented risk management programs for a multitude of organisations across diverse industries such as construction, infrastructure and manufacturing.
Lauren has authored a recently released book: 10% BETTER: Taking Organisations from Ordinary to Excellent written for leaders who want to build resilience for their organisations to sustain change and challenge, and be a legacy into the future. For more information on Lauren you can email her on lauren@laurenjones.com.au or visit her website www.laurenjones.com.au
Group Bookings: For Group Bookings, please contact us via email on pdp@rmia.org.au or by phone on 02 9095 2500.
RMIA Accreditation Pathway: Upon completion of the RMIA's Enterprise Risk Management course, participants will be eligible to sit the exam to become a Certified Practising Risk Associate (CPRA®) or the Certified Practising Risk Manager (CPRM®) accreditation. To apply for Certification click here.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
Risk 2 Solution | Graduate Certificate in Organisational Resilience, Risk and High Reliability (11056NAT) | Unit 2 schedule
Course Details
Duration:
The course runs for four units, online sessions, followed by independent study time to complete assessments.
Venue:
Online
2025 Dates:
Unit 1 – 7-10 February 2025
Unit 2 – 21-24 March 2025
Unit 3 – 2-5 May 2025
Unit 4 – 13-16 June 2025
Costs:
RMIA Members $8,775.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members: $9,125.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points:
30 points
Important Notice
This page is not a registration page. It serves as a placeholder to display the scheduled dates for this course.
If you are looking to register, please check back closer to the start date for enrollment details.
For any questions, feel free to contact us.
A Year in the Life: with Terri-Ann James and Eli Goldberg RMIA Risk Award Winner | Risk Student of the Year
Course Details
Time: 1:00 pm - 1:30 pm AEDT (UTC+11:00)
Date: 20 March 2025
Venue: Online
Registration Fee: FREE
About Event
Join RMIA's CEO Simon Levy, for an engaging conversation with last year’s RMIA Risk Student of the Year Award Winners as they reflect on their journey over the past 12 months. This interactive webinar will explore how winning the award has shaped their career, elevated their professional profile, and influenced their contributions to the risk management field.
Discover the story behind their award-winning submission, the challenges they overcame, and the lessons learned along the way. Gain practical tips on how to craft a standout submission and hear their advice for future nominees aiming to showcase excellence in risk management.
Whether you’re aspiring to be an RMIA Risk Award winner, curious about the impact of this prestigious recognition, or simply looking for inspiration from a leader in the field, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
Guest Speakers
Terri-Ann James
Director Risk Management
Australian Taxation Office
Eli Goldberg
Consultant
Battleground Group
Key Topics:
The professional and personal impact of being an RMIA Risk Award winner
Insights into their award-winning project or initiative
Tips for crafting a strong submission for the RMIA Risk Awards
Advice for aspiring nominees and future award winners
Camms | Webinar | CPS 230 Compliance Is Just the Start: Embedding a Risk-Resilient Culture into Business Operations
Event Details
Time: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm AEDT (UTC+11:00)
Date: 18 March 2025
Venue: Online (Demio)
Registration Fee: FREE
About the Webinar
CPS 230 is more than a regulatory requirement—it’s a framework for strengthening operational resilience and integrating risk management into the core of your business. Organisations must embed best-practice processes for risk management, third-party risk management, and business continuity planning into their daily operations, leadership strategies, and company culture to truly mitigate risks and navigate disruptions effectively.
In this webinar, hosted in partnership with the RMIA, we’ll explore how businesses can go beyond a tick-box approach to CPS 230 and create a risk-aware culture that supports long-term success, mitigates risk, and ensures resilience. Our experts will discuss:
✔️ How to implement best-practice processes for operational risk management, third-party risk management, and business continuity that align with CPS 230 requirements.
✔️Practical steps to integrate CPS 230 requirements into existing business processes.
✔️ The critical roles of leadership and employees in fostering a culture of risk awareness and resilience,
✔️ Transforming CPS 230 from a regulatory requirement into a strategic advantage by embedding risk management into culture, processes, and technology.
✔️ Continuous improvement frameworks to ensure long-term sustainability and ongoing compliance with CPS 230 requirements.
About the Speakers
Simon Levy
Chief Executive Officer, RMIA
Simon has 20 years of experience as a risk professional and has collaborated closely with senior executives for globally recognised brands and organisations contributing to strategic intent by ensuring accountability for effective risk mitigation.
Matthew Meldrum
Senior Sales Engineer, Camms – A Riskonnect Company
With over a decade in implementing and selling risk software, Matthew brings a wealth of experience from having worked with some of the largest companies in the world to provide realistic, achievable roadmaps to drive organisational change and process improvement through technology. He specialises in helping organisations understand and prioritise their needs and next steps so that they can begin their journey with the end in mind.
Adaptive Cultures | Workshop | The Risk Culture Paradox: Making Progress on the Risk Agenda in Complex Environments
Event Details
Date: 13 & 27 March 2025 (Two Half Days)
Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Delivery: Online
Registration fee:
Member $880 incl GST
Non-member $1100 incl GST
CPD Points: 8
About Event
CROs and their teams have invested heavily in building risk management capabilities and implementing frameworks such as 3LOD. Yet there remains a significant disconnect between the quality of risk capabilities and the quality of risk outcomes – well documented by the Hayne Royal Commission and underscored frequently by headlines in the financial and business press.
In an effort to address this disconnect, CROs and their teams are turning their attention to risk culture - how culture influences risk management and risk outcomes.
In these two interactive workshops for CROs and Senior Risk Leaders, Adaptive Cultures facilitates an exploration of the challenges to deepening risk ownership and embedding quality risk practices, and participants will develop strategies they can implement in their organisations to improve risk culture. Topics include:
the core qualities and capabilities that support influence on risk topics,
approaches to broaden and deepen risk ownership,
what’s working well and less well in the 3LOD framework and FAR implementation,
ways to complement structural risk tools with adaptive methods that can create a truly embedded risk framework, and
how to engage executive peers more fully in this work.
About the Trainers
DeAnna Burton
Adaptive Cultures - Risk Culture Practice Lead
DeAnna works with organisations and leaders to deepen the alignment of risk management, risk culture, and risk outcomes. She has over 20 years' financial services experience in Australia and the US in a variety of business arenas, including culture integration for a complex merger, designing a risk culture framework and initiatives to uplift risk culture maturity, survey design, senior leadership development programs and coaching.
Andrew Brown
Adaptive Cultures – Director and Co-Founder
Andrew is a director and co-founder of Adaptive Cultures. He has lectured, written, worked and consulted extensively in the field of risk management and risk culture. He believes that how we think about (and what we believe about) risk and consequences has a profound impact on ourselves, our organisations, our society and our planet. Andrew has held executive positions across the Asia Pacific region. These include Chief Actuary for AXA Life Singapore, Chief Financial Officer for Philippine AXA Life.
Note: As part of our ongoing commitment to provide valuable connections, we would like to inform you that the contact information provided during registration may be shared with our event sponsors. This is in accordance with our privacy policy and will be done solely for the purpose of fostering professional engagement and collaboration opportunities.
RMIA NSW Chapter | Women in Risk
Event Details
Time: 12:30pm - 1:20pm
Date: 12 March 2025
Venue: Online
Registration Fee: Free
About the Event
The Women in Risk event celebrates International Women’s Day, Saturday 8 March 2025.
We will hear from two risk professionals, who will discuss their risk journey and provide valuable insight into challenges, wins, and how to navigate the risk management profession to become successful subject matter expert risk professionals within their industry.
Guest Speakers
Kerri Stephens
Principal Advisor Risk Resilience and Assurance
Royal Flying Doctor Service
Kerri Stephens has over a decade of executive and board-level expertise in governance, risk, and resilience across diverse industries including financial services, agriculture, tourism, government infrastructure, not-for-profit and healthcare.
Holding pivotal leadership positions to successfully develop and deliver risk and resilience strategies for Royal Flying Doctor Service, SA Water, Journey Beyond and Elders Ltd.
Kerri’s multifaceted professional experience, strategic acumen, ability to critical analyse and synthesise complex concepts, together with her clear communication, collaborative and adaptive leadership style makes her a trusted advisor to executives and boards alike.
Kerri is a Non-Executive Director of RMIA, a graduate of Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD) and holds a Graduate Certificate in Psychology of Risk.
Justine Neep
Head of Enterprise Risk and Program Strategy
Inland Rail
Justine is a highly experienced enterprise and project risk management and corporate transformation management professional with over 25 years’ experience across infrastructure, energy and financial services including Inland Rail, Senex Energy and Macquarie Bank.
She has a proven track record of driving enterprise-wide transformational change and embedding risk-informed decision making for board and executive levels. Justine focuses on fostering strong stakeholder relationships and an enabling risk team culture.
Moderator
Kerry McGoldrick
Director
Kerry McGoldrick Consulting
Kerry McGoldrick is a recognised leader in governance, risk and resilience, with extensive experience across commercial, not for profit and public sector organisations in both industry (including Qantas and Woolworths) and professional services (including EY and Deloitte).
A member of RMIA's NSW chapter committee, Kerry is also chair of Governance Institute’s NSW/ACT Council, and chair of the Risk Management Committee of Standards Australia.
Kerry is a regular contributor to industry thought leadership, media and postgraduate education.
A Year in the Life: with Dr. Maria A. Pozza | RMIA Risk Award Winner | Risk Leader of the Year APAC Region
Event Details
Time: 12:00 pm - 12:30 pm AEDT (UTC+11:00)
Date: 6 March 2025
Venue: Online
Registration Fee: FREE
About Event
Join RMIA's CEO Simon Levy, for an engaging conversation with last year’s RMIA Risk Leader of the Year - APAC Region Award winner, Dr Maria A. Pozza, as she reflects on her journey over the past 12 months. This interactive webinar will explore how winning the award has elevated Maria's professional profile, and influenced her contributions to the risk management field.
Discover the story behind her award-winning submission, the challenges she overcame, and lessons learned along the way. Gain practical tips on how to craft a standout submission and hear Maria's advice for future nominees aiming to showcase excellence in risk management.
Whether you’re aspiring to be an RMIA Risk Award winner, curious about the impact of this prestigious recognition, or simply looking for inspiration from a leader in the field, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
Guest Speaker
Dr Maria Pozza
Director - Lawyer
Gravity Lawyers
Key Topics:
The professional and personal impact of being an RMIA Risk Award winner
Insights into their award-winning project or initiative
Tips for crafting a strong submission for the RMIA Risk Awards
Advice for aspiring nominees and future award winners
BWC | Mastering Risk Workshop Facilitation
Course Details
Duration: AEDT (UTC+11:00)
SESSION 1 (4 hours)
1:00pm - 5:00pm Thursday, 27 February 2025
SESSION 2 (4 hours)
9:00am - 1:00pm Friday, 28 February 2025
Delivery: Online
Costs:
RMIA Members $1,440.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $1,725.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 12
Come experience this immersive workshop, presented by our Training Partner - Bryan Whitefield Consulting, that will provide you with the confidence to tackle the online environment while building your skill set for the future.
Modified for online facilitation using a range of collaboration tools that will make sure your workshops are engaging and effective.
About
This course is for risk professionals seeking mastery in risk workshop facilitation. To move beyond mechanical processes for collecting a list of risks. You will be given a process for preparing for engaging workshops, shown techniques for facilitating effective conversations and be introduced to a range of tools to provide insights to the business so they can make better sense of their world.. As a result, you will be more valued, more trusted, and will be invited to provide your advice before decisions are made.
Course Overview
Two half-day online interactive workshops with ample time to participate and practice your facilitation skills.
One: Preparation
Objectives – Context and scope
Team – Politics, culture and capability
Facility – Optimising and working with constraints
Analysis – Tools and techniques to provide insights
Two: Facilitation
Framing – Introducing, confirming and clarifying
Conversations – Initiating, guiding and ending
Tipping points – Navigating dominance, bias and silence
Collation – Priorities, breadth and depth
Three: Post-Mortem
Objectives check – Alignment with values and goals
Reality check – Fact check, resource check, pub-test check
Learning Objectives
How to prepare for a workshop to maximise the value delivered to participants.
Understand the key to an engaging workshop no matter the participants, the location or the time available.
Learn how to deliver strong insights to decision makers before, during and after the workshop.
Experience the value of key tools and techniques for managing politics, bias and difficult people.
Format of the Course
Online run over two half-days. An interactive workshop with ample time to participate, share and network.
About the Trainer
Bryan Whitefield is a management consultant operating since 2001, specialising in risk-based decision making and influencing decision makers, born from his more than twenty years of facilitating executive and board workshops. Bryan’s experience as a risk practitioner includes the design and implementation of risk management programs for more than 150 organisations across the public, private and not-for- profit sectors. Bryan is the author of DECIDE: How to Manage the Risk in Your Decision Making, Persuasive Advising: How to Turn Red Tape into Blue Ribbon and Risky Business: How Successful Organisations Embrace Uncertainty (#1 Amazon Best Seller). Bryan was President and Chair of the RMIA from 2013 – 2015, is licenced as a Certified Chief Risk Officer (CCRO) and is the designer and facilitator of the RMIA’s flagship Enterprise Risk Course since 2019.
For more information on Bryan you can email him at bryan@bryanwhitefield.com or visit his website www.bryanwhitefield.com
Group Bookings: For Group Bookings, please contact us via email on pdp@rmia.org.au or by phone on 1300 775 648.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
BWC | Enterprise Risk Management with Bryan Whitefield
Course Details
Duration: AEDT (UTC+11:00)
SESSION 1 (4 hours)
9:00am - 1:00pm - Thursday, 20 February 2025
SESSION 2 (4 hours)
9:00am - 1:00pm - Friday, 21 February 2025
Venue:
Online
Costs:
RMIA Members $1,875.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $2,500.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 12
Welcome to the Enterprise Risk Management course, RMIA's signature course and a certification pre-requisite presented by our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
About
All organisations, no matter whether private, government or not-for-profit have one thing in common – they all take risk to achieve their goals.
Unfortunately, too many organisations either don’t have any formal approach to considering the risks they are taking, or they utilise forms of risk management that are below par. That is, they are not in line with the principles and guidelines of better practice as defined in AS ISO 31000.
The purpose of the course is to provide you with the requisite knowledge to design, implement and operate enterprise risk programs for the successful management of organisational risk.
Course Overview
Introducing AS ISO 31000:2018
The course is aligned to the international standard on risk.
The standard is a guideline for any organisation that can be adapted to suit the needs of the organisation.
It provides principles, framework and process for managing organisational risk.
Learning Objectives
Understand the principles that underlie an efficient and effective approach to the management of organisational risk and the value it brings to the organisation.
Understand the core elements and benefits of a framework for integrating risk management into the governance and operations of an organisation.
Understanding of the risk management process and how to apply it to organisations of differing size and complexity.
Format of the Course
Please note that this course is now being delivered online. Attendees will receive a zoom invitation to participate in the 'face-to-face' aspect of the course online after registering. We can assure you that despite being online, we provide a high quality experience presented by Bryan Whitefield, a leader in the risk industry and a certified virtual presenter. To view testimonials on the success of Bryan's online RMIA tutorials here.
One Day Online Self-Paced Learning - Develop a technical understanding of ISO 31000
Two Half Day Online Learning Workshops facilitated by Bryan Whitefield
Clarify and embed technical understanding of ISO 31000
Tips and tricks on enterprise risk management including on:
Assessing the quality of an organisation’s approach to risk
What makes a good risk assessment
The key to communicating and consulting on risk
About the Trainer
Bryan Whitefield is a management consultant operating since 2001, specialising in risk-based decision making and influencing decision makers, born from his more than twenty years of facilitating executive and board workshops. Bryan’s experience as a risk practitioner includes the design and implementation of risk management programs for more than 150 organisations across the public, private and not-for- profit sectors. Bryan is the author of DECIDE: How to Manage the Risk in Your Decision Making, Persuasive Advising: How to Turn Red Tape into Blue Ribbon and Risky Business: How Successful Organisations Embrace Uncertainty (#1 Amazon Best Seller). Bryan was President and Chair of the RMIA from 2013 – 2015, is licenced as a Certified Chief Risk Officer (CCRO) and is the designer and facilitator of the RMIA’s flagship Enterprise Risk Course since 2019.
For more information on Bryan you can email him at bryan@bryanwhitefield.com or visit his website www.bryanwhitefield.com
Group Bookings: For Group Bookings, please contact us via email on pdp@rmia.org.au or by phone on 02 9095 2500.
RMIA Accreditation Pathway: Upon completion of the RMIA's Enterprise Risk Management course, participants will be eligible to sit the exam to become a Certified Practising Risk Associate (CPRA®) or the Certified Practising Risk Manager (CPRM®) accreditation. To apply for Certification click here.
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, Bryan Whitefield Consulting.
A Year in the Life: with Martene Archer | RMIA Risk Award Winner | Public Sector Risk Leader
Event Details
Time: 12:15 pm - 12:45 pm AEDT (UTC+11:00)
Date: 19 February 2025
Venue: Online
Registration Fee: FREE
About Event
Join RMIA's CEO Simon Levy, for an engaging conversation with last year’s RMIA's Public Sector Risk Leader of the Year Award winner, Martene Archer, as she reflects on her journey over the past 12 months. This interactive webinar will explore how winning the award has shaped her career, elevated her professional profile, and influenced her contributions to the risk management field.
Discover the story behind Martene's award-winning submission, the challenges she overcame, and lessons learned along the way. Gain practical tips on how to craft a standout submission and hear advice for future nominees aiming to showcase excellence in risk management.
Whether you’re aspiring to be an RMIA Risk Award winner, curious about the impact of this prestigious recognition, or simply looking for inspiration from a leader in the field, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
Guest Speakers
Martene Archer
Executive Manager - Integrity & Risk
Lake Macquarie City Council
Key Topics:
The professional and personal impact of being an RMIA Risk Award winner
Insights into their award-winning project or initiative
Tips for crafting a strong submission for the RMIA Risk Awards
Advice for aspiring nominees and future award winners
ABM Risk Partnership | Mastering Project Risk
Course Details
Duration: AEDT (UTC+11:00)
SESSION 1 (4 hours)
1:00pm - 5:00pm Monday, 17 February 2025
SESSION 2 (4 hours)
1:00pm - 5:00pm Tuesday, 18 February 2025
Costs:
RMIA Members $990.00 (incl GST)
Non-Members $1,320.00 (incl GST)
CPD Points: 8
For many organisations, project management fails to effectively align to their risk management framework. The statistics speak for themselves with >15% of large-scale IT projects failing, and approximately 50% of others facing significant challenges that compromise objectives, clearly highlighting the substantial risks associated with inadequate project risk management practices.
These two half day workshops will:
Guide you through the fundamental concepts of project risk management, how it supports all stages of the project from concept through to delivery and Business as Usual
Help develop your understanding of the importance of alignment of project methodology with risk management strategies
Demonstrate how aligning project management and risk practices through actionable strategies that mitigate risks can enhance project outcomes
These workshops have broad application to multiple types of projects and is designed to bring a foundational understanding of project risk to non-risk professionals, and project management to risk professionals. The course will appeal to those involved in project development and delivery, as a project manager, a risk professional, or for those with the need to have a greater understanding of how to align both to increase the likelihood of project success - on time, on budget, in accordance with scope and design.
Format of the Course
Online run over two half-days. An interactive workshop with ample time to participate, share and network.
About the Trainer
Brett Palmer
Founding Partner, ABM Risk Partnership
When you register for this course you agree to the RMIA passing your registration details onto our Training Partner, ABM Risk Partnership.
RMIA WA Chapter | Understanding Geopolitical Risks for WA in 2025
Event Details
Date: Thursday, 13th February 2025
Time: 8:00 am to 9:30 am
Venue:
Central Park Theatre,
152-158 St George Terrace,
Perth WA
Registration & Cost:
Free for Members
$10 Non-members
CPD Points: 2
The WA State Chapter is delighted to invite you to an insightful morning event on the topic Understanding Geopolitical Risks for WA in 2025. This is a fantastic opportunity to explore critical trends shaping our region and connect with like-minded professionals.
About Event
There can no longer be any doubt that we are living through a period of increasing geopolitical volatility. What the World Economic Forum describes as a ‘polycrisis’ is creating real risks for organisations if they are not facing into this changing reality. The disruptions are also generating opportunities for those organisations which are on the front foot.
Western Australia is right in the thick of these rapidly evolving geopolitical risks and opportunities. Countries are realising that maintaining access to the metals and minerals needed for advanced tech and the energy transition – many of which are produced in WA – is a matter of national security. But that doesn’t mean that these commodities provide certain profitability for resources companies. In fact, as they scramble to shore up supply, some governments have spurred over-investment that has contributed to low global prices.
These dynamic geopolitical forces are complex, but with the right systems and processes in place, leaders can better understand and navigate geopolitics and optimise opportunities. Building in knowledge of the broader geopolitical trends will help companies to assess and manage over-the-horizon risks.
Leading companies are facing these challenges head on, not just hoping the world will go back to ‘normal’ soon – because it won’t. Jon Berry (Associate Director of KPMG’s Australia Geopolitics Hub) will be joining us to unpack these issues, and to discuss how they could impact Western Australia in the years ahead.
About the Speaker
Jon Berry
Associate Director, Australia Geopolitics Hub
Jon Berry is Associate Director of the Australia Geopolitics Hub at KPMG. He provides analysis and advice for businesses seeking to understand how geopolitical risks and opportunities impact their operations and ambitions.
Jon is an experienced international trade, investment and geopolitical analyst. He has had a varied 20-year career including roles in Australia, China, Japan, France, Italy, Africa, Switzerland and India. Jon worked for ten years as a Melbourne-based consultant, advising most of Australia’s largest export industries, and representing their interests in Canberra and at international cooperation fora.
From 2008 to 2010, Jon worked within the UN system, as an emergency logistics officer for the World Food Programme. This role involved frequent missions to Africa and the Middle East where he saw firsthand both the challenges and opportunities represented by international trade, and the geopolitical forces that shape and influence the decisions of governments. This experience helps Jon understand and anticipate the varied ways that governments respond to major global events and trends.
Jon has an MBA focusing on international and intergovernmental relations from the University of Geneva, as well as a Master of Public Policy from Melbourne University with a focus on trade policy and international relations. Jon has published or contributed to numerous research papers for organisations including the Australian APEC Study Centre, the APEC Policy Support Unit, Canada’s Fraser Institute and Asialink. He is regularly interviewed by national and international media on issues of trade policy.
Registration will close on Monday, 10 February 2025.