Jan 15, 2019
Welcome to RIMScast. Your host is Justin Smulison, Business Content Writer at RIMS, the Risk and Insurance Management Society.
This week, Justin brings you a remastered members-only episode that aired back in October of last year. Due to much request, RIMScast believed it was due time to air it here!
The guest in this episode is Jason Brown, Chair of the Technical Committee that oversaw the changes made to the ISO 31000 standard. He’s also the National Security Director for Thales in Australia and New Zealand.
Jason provides tons of valuable insight in this special episode; discussing the most important changes that were made to the ISO 31000 standard in 2018, the key elements that were retained, and other projects that the Technical Committee will be working on in the future. He also offers his advice for risk management professionals interested in standards and how they can get involved on those committees.
Key Takeaways:
[:12] About today’s remaster episode.
[:35] How to register for RIMS 2019 Annual Conference.
[:50] More about today’s show.
[1:30] How Jason came to chair the ISO Technical Committee on risk management.
[2:35] The most important changes made to the ISO 31000 standard in Jason’s opinion.
[3:30] When the handbook for the revised ISO 31000 standard will be ready.
[3:52] The key elements to the ISO 31000 standard that were retained.
[5:42] What Jason learned about risk management during the revision process.
[9:27] Does Jason believe that the ISO 3100 standard is the best reference for the organization wanting to improve their risk management competencies?
[11:40] Jason explains how people with an interest in standards development can get involved.
[13:36] Jason offers some pieces of advice to fellow risk management professionals.
[15:00] Where to follow-up on more information about today’s topic and get a hold of Justin to suggest topics for upcoming episodes!
Mentioned in this Episode:
RIMS Annual Conference 2019 Registration
RIMS.org - Risk Knowledge
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