Critical Issue Exchange:
Third Party Risk Management
April 30, 2019
Arizona State University
Tempe, Arizona
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ENGAGING discussion
Our supply networks are becoming more complex. To maximize supplier relationships and minimize exposure to risk, organizations must raise their supplier risk management capabilities.
Join the discussion:
- Challenges of your supplier risk program
- Scope of your risk program - supplier third parties, partners
- Types of risk that you assess or monitor
- Reporting and communications
- Training
- System and technology solutions
- How risk is integrated into other programs or processes
- Program effectiveness - ROI, QA, metrics
Member event
This event was designed for supply management professionals interested in exploring strategies and best practices for advancing supply chain risk management in their organization.
Attend free-of-charge but register early –
these events have limited seating and are well attended. Secure your seat now. Registration closes on Tuesday, April 23, 2019, or when we've reached capacity.
Questions?
Contact Anna Choi:
achoi@capsresearch.org
+1.480.455.5928
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VALUABLE EXPERIENCE
- High value — the critical issue exchange is a highly rated event and is free of charge.
- In-depth exploration of a critical topic — tackle this important issue from various angles and benefit from the expertise and experience of other supply management professionals.
- Great networking — build important relationships with other professionals from global companies, many of whom share the same challenges and opportunities as you.
- Interactive discussions — we facilitate a highly engaging dialogue and exchange among the attendees.
- No sales pitches — we keep our events completely sales- and consultant-free.
CAPS Research inspires leaders with profound discovery and executable strategies to shape the future of supply management. We are a non-profit organization sponsored by Fortune 500 member companies, Institute for Supply Management®, and the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University.
