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#100 – ENGAGED EMPLOYEES LAUNCH KEYBANK’S FIRST EVER GREEN OFFICE WEEK – KELLY EISENHARDT

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Kelly EisenhardtKeyBank has a strong culture of aligning community and employee engagement in the name of corporate responsibility. With a focus on creating new employee behaviors that enable sustainable operations, KeyBank launched its first ever Green Office Week. The purpose of this week was to launch a collection of events aimed at getting employees involved in company-wide efforts to increase efficiency, improve the environment, and promote health and wellness. Continue reading →

#100 – YES, ISO 31000 IS AN ERM SYSTEM – GREG HUTCHINS

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Greg Hutchins pixYes, ISO 31000 is an ERM System.

But, in ISO 31000 terms ERM stands for ‘Enhanced Risk Management’, which is the standard’s equivalent to Enterprise Risk Management.

ISO 31000 Annex A describes the ‘Attributes of Enhanced Risk Management,’ which is the ERM equivalent for ISO 31000. Continue reading →

#100 – FIVE STEP PLAN FOR ANY ERM PROGRAM – JIGNESH PADIA

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AA3Enterprise Risk Management (ERM): is a process of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling the activities of an organization in order to minimize the effects of a risk to an organization.  It expands beyond a daily run of the mill operational management! A true ERM program will have its scope expand to strategic, financial, reputational, human resource and business continuity as well as operational and legal risks. Continue reading →

#100 – FOUR TIPS TO BUILDING (OR REBUILDING) YOUR TEAM – ELIZABETH LIONS

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new oneRecession is over. In 2015, it’s officially become a candidate driven market.

Says who?

Recruiters at MRI are saying that the market shot up from 56% in 2012 to 90% today. Leaders are still asleep at the wheel, unfortunately, posting ads that draw few candidates – and the reaction time for when they do pull the trigger and hire is slow, according to MRI. 63% of offers are now being made within four weeks of the interview, which is up 59% since the end of 2014.  Continue reading →