Chief Risk Officer Executive Program
Issued by
George Mason University
Earners of the Chief Risk Officer Executive Certificate have the ability to develop, implement and maintain the organizational risk strategy for their organization. Upon completion of the program, participants can: (1) Assess current culture of risk within the organization; (2) Align the risk strategy to specific business objectives; (3) Design an integrated risk strategy; and (4) Evaluate risk management as an opportunity to increase value for the organization.
- Type Learning
- Level Advanced
- Time Months
Skills
Earning Criteria
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Participants complete 56 hours of training in-person, with an additional 10 hours, per topic, of outside learning activities and assignments. Training topics include: Conduct an internal risk assessment for their organization; Develop a strategic risk management plan; Build processes for threat assessment and recovery; Create scenario analysis in organizational implementation; Develop analytical metrics and strategy for ERM. Project work and 80% attendance is required.
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Eligibility requirements include: Application and resume reviewed and approved by the Executive Development Assistant Director which includes demonstrating evidence of receiving an undergraduate degree or equivalent and 4 - 6 years of mid-level management experience.