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ITS835_Spring_1G_2019_Week2.pptx

ITS 835 Enterprise Risk Management

Week 2: Strategic risk management

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Week 2

Chapter 6: Strategic Risk Management at the LEGO Group: Integrating Strategy and Risk Management”

Chapter 9, “Lessons from the Academy: ERM Implementation in the University Setting”

Chapter 6: Strategic Risk Management at the LEGO Group: Integrating Strategy and Risk Management”

Descriptive case study

Great example of integrating risk management in strategy development and execution at LEGO group

Strategic Risk Management lab at DePaul University

Website to visit

Strategic Risk Management lab at DePaul University

https://business.depaul.edu/about/centers-institutes/center-for-strategy-execution-valuation/center-initiatives/Pages/strategic-risk-management-lab.aspx

ERM and strategic risk management

How can organizations manage strategic risk in a fast-paced business environment

Systematic approach needed and highly valuable to include strategic risk management in ERM

LEGO Group

Headquartered in Billund, Denmark

12, 500 employees

25 product lines sold in 130 countries

LEGO Group Strategy

Growth strategy

Innovation strategy

Elements of Risk Management-Four Step Approach

**Good example of how to evolve beyond traditional ERM and integrate risk management in to the strategic decision making of an organization

LEGO Strategic Risk Management

ERM

Monte Carlo Simulations

AROP

Preparing for uncertainity

LEGO ERM Umbrella

Monte Carlo Simulations and Risk Appetite at LEGO Group

LEGO’s PAPA Model

Conclusions

Great example of how ERM is integrated with Strategic Risk Management

Risk management should enable to take the risks necessary to grow and create value

Chapter 9 Lessons from the Academy

Unique aspects of the University of Washington’s UW risk environment

Challenges of risk management in higher education environment

Decision to adopt and implement ERM

Higher Ed Environment

Different from for-profit

Organizational type impacts institutional culture

Risks in Higher Ed

Risks arise from a variety of sources

Failure of governance and leadership

Business or consortium relationship

Act of nature

Crisis related to student safety

Violation of federal or state laws

ERM in higher Ed

Fairly new in the higher Ed

Engaging in ERM not specifically a requirement for accreditation

Significantly less developed

Focused more on avoidance of loss than strategic direction

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University of Washington

Robust ERM now in its 7th year

ERM program triggered by settling a Medicare and Medicaid overbilling statement - $35 million

Journey of discovery

Currently focused on strengthening oversight of top risks

Enhancing coordination and integration of ERM activities

UW’s Approach to Risk Management compared to other institutions

Evolution of ERM at UW

UW ERM Structure

UW ERM Process

UW Lessons Learned

Early wins were at the unit levels

Aware from the onset of the decentralized environment

Chose not formalize ERM through senior level position

Involved key stakeholders such as faculty from beginning