On Wednesday 26 June, the Risk Management Institute of Australia (RMIA), in collaboration with Ansarada, hosted a highly engaging Chief Risk Officer (CRO) luncheon in Brisbane. The event brought together industry leaders to discuss critical topics shaping the future of risk management.

As we farewell our former President and Chair, Tony Dudley, we also welcome RMIA's newest President and Chair, Jane Whiter.

In 2023, the Chief Risk Officer (CRO) turned 30. As this millennial role matures and comes of age in turbulent world, it is worthwhile to examine how CROs have evolved and transformed through three tumultuous decades in Australia.

In today's dynamic world, where risk landscapes shift faster than ever, one quality truly sets risk professionals apart: their commitment to lifelong learning.

Asking questions, really listening to the answers and learning all the time – this is what defines a great risk manager, RMIA’s CEO and company secretary Simon Levy tells StrategicRISK.

RMIA member David Clancy recently completed this important paper on managing psychosocial safety climate in a multi-employer environment and was kind enough to share it with the RMIA risk community.

RMIA’S INSIGHTS AND CONSIDERATIONS FROM THE WEF RISK REPORT 2024