Addressing Third-Party Risk Management Challenges

When:  Feb 28, 2022 from 12:00 to 13:00 (ET)
Associated with  Sydney Chapter
KPMG’s latest research reveals that TPRM is a strategic priority for 85 % of businesses, up from 77% before the outbreak of the pandemic. Nonetheless, the outlook for TPRM presents no shortage of challenges. The findings demonstrate the need for TPRM leaders to make a step-change in their operating models and their approach to third-party risk. This need will likely only grow as supply chains and broader ecosystems continue to expand, and the risk presented by fourth parties creates further complexity. The session experts will share their insights into this challenging risk area.

We are aiming to have a broad cross-section of panelists to provide a diverse perspective. Those confirmed are:

Gavin is a risk consulting Partner and is KPMG Australia’s National Leader for TPRM. He has extensive experience in assessing risk and providing advice on TPRM. He has supported some of Australia’s largest organisations and several global companies to assess, transform, and operate their TPRM programs and has worked closely with a number of global vendors in managing their risk for their customers.

Chris is a risk consulting Partner and is KPMG’s Global Procurement Lead. He has over 25 years of global experience in leading and managing programs in multiple countries through transforming supply chain, procurement, and supplier risk functions. His experience and passion span transformational change through organisational redesign, all underpinned by technology to deliver measurable and sustainable outcomes impacting both the bottom line and ESG agenda.

Chirag has extensive experience building and managing cyber security, risk management, and compliance programs in multiple countries across various industries. He is the author of the bestselling book - 7 Rules to Influence Behaviour and Wins at Cyber Security Awareness, which has been purchased in several countries around the world. Chirag regularly presents at several leading international and national conferences and forums. He is currently a Director for the ISACA Sydney and leads cyber security for a major financial services organisation in Australia.

Contact

Asaf Ahmad
+61408447691
asaf.ahmad@isaca.org.au