In Season 4, Episode 2 of the CRMA's "Risks Unfiltered" podcast, host Ken Hackshaw sits down with Dr. Joy St. John, Former Executive Director of the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA), to delve into the complexities of public health risks and threats, both within the Caribbean and globally. Their insightful discussion covers the evolving landscape of health challenges and the critical role of proactive risk management in safeguarding communities.

Season 4 is here! Episode 1 of CRMA's "Risks Unfiltered" is now live on Spotify and YouTube. And our President and Founder, Ken Hackshaw dives into the evolving landscape of risk in the transition from private sector to public sector with Krystal Headley. Don’t miss this season’s kickoff!

Founder and President of the Caribbean Risk Management Academy, Ken Hackshaw, speaks with the Chief Risk Officer of the Caribbean Development Bank, Mr. Stefano Capodagli on the topic, "ESG and ERM Resilience in the Caribbean".

CRMA's Founder and President, Ken Hackshaw, speaks with Marcus Ballantyne, Chairman of the St. Vincent Co-Operative Bank Ltd., about all things "Risk Governance and Leadership Resilience".

In this episode of Risks Unfiltered, Ken Hackshaw, Founder and President of the Caribbean Risk Management Academy, and Dr. Ryan Paul, Founder and CEO of Holden Fitzgerald, discuss Public Health and Social Entrepreneurship".

In this episode of Risks Unfiltered, Ken Hackshaw, Founder and President of the Caribbean Risk Management Academy speaks to "Public Health and the Role of Risk Management" with Dr. Joy St. John, Executive Director of the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA).

In this episode of Risks Unfiltered, Ken Hackshaw, Founder and President of the Caribbean Risk Management Academy talks all things risk, crime and the economy with Dr Marlene Attzs. Dr. Attzs is an economist with over 25 years experience focusing primarily on sustainable economics.

Ken Hackshaw, Founder and President of the Caribbean Risk Management Academy, talks about everything surrounding music, math and male matriculation risks with Dr Atiba Griffith,  Principal Data Scientist.