How to be a Chief Risk Officer: A handbook for the modern CRO: 2

The media could not be loaded. A complete book related to CRO‼️ understand how it works, their responsibilities, why their salary is high and why their role on the company is crucial.As a founder and pretending to hire a CRO, we must know their obligations and know what to expect from them.This book will help you, I totally recommend ‼️Read the book slowly, don't rush, and take notes😇

This is the book I wish existed before I became a Chief Risk Officer.I came across Jennifer Geary's book on my LinkedIn feed recently so thought I would check it out and ordered a copy.It's highly topical to modern challenges and well structured, with very practical insights.I found it just as relevant for an experienced CRO as it would be for someone aspiring to the role or stepping into the role for the first time, and I'm sure I will be referring back to it.Thanks for writing this Jennifer!

As the title reads, this book is a handbook for any CRO in modern times. Very well structured and easy to read, the book covers all aspects and life cycle of the role, mindset, company risk culture and how to face the difference elements of the company governance in a practical and pragmatic approach, with slight focus on financial institutions and tecnology.The book is full of references to industry standards and best practices.A refreshing approach and presentation, compared to to other CRO books.A must reference and companion to any modern CRO.

The book takes a wide view of risk, drawing in personal experience of the author, established Control frameworks, practical real-world examples and demonstrates effective methods for bringing risk management to life.The author explores the requirements and challenges of an effective CRO, and clearly demonstrates the importance of robust Risk frameworks - including case studies highlighting the impact of ineffective GRC policies.While the book is pitched at aspiring Chief Risk Officers, the content of the book should be considered essential reading for anyone with accountability for strategy, governance, or change management.

A refreshingly pragmatic and reader friendly approach and a welcome departure from what is typically an overly academic field of writing

This is a extremely well structured introduction to the world of risk. Anyone who is involved in the management of risk in an organisation (and who isn't?!) should take the time to read this. It clearly sets out the mechanics of risk management and how everyone in the organisation should play their part. It is up to date and relevant (written post pandemic) and highly recommended

Brief and straight to the point.

I work with CROs in my role so reading this book provided me with a very helpful benchmark against industry best practices. It’s sets out “what good looks like” and offers up tangible insight into the role based on real-world experience which you just can’t beat.