International ISO 31000 Risk Management Standard Conference In Collaboration With The IFC/WORLD BANK
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G31000 is a non-profit entity and recognized global leader of the ISO 31000 standard, with 36,000 members growing at an average rate of 500 new members per month. It recently expanded its infrastructure by partnering with RISKIA a leading risk management consultancy group for Spanish-speaking countries in
A prime focus of the conference will be relating risk management with performance, governance and decision making. Attendees at the conference will gain invaluable information and resources regarding the latest changes and advances in the field, including on how ISO 31000 will help companies with the "Risk Based Thinking" now required in the ISO 9001:2015 risk management standard.
"Reference to the ISO 31000 risk management standard continues to rise in the public and private sector," says G31000 President
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About G31000
G31000 is the international education and certification body for ISO 31000, setting the standard of professionalism for thousands of risk professionals worldwide. G31000 has advised numerous governments, organizations and leaders in the private sector.
The G31000 global platform has the largest, most broad-based organization of its kind in the world, and over 35,000 active members.
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