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Welcome to a special 5-part podcast series, sponsored by Diligent. Over this series we will consider a risk-based approach toe third-party risk management. Over this series I will visit with Michael Parker is the Director of Advisory and Consulting Services, Stephanie Font, Due Diligence Service expert; Kairi Isse, Managed Services Group Manager; Adam Bailey, Senior Vice President, Product Management and Alexander Cotoia, from the Volkov Law Group. In this Part 1, I visit with Michael Parker on the need for risk mitigation to bring a third-party into a relationship with your organization.
Parker has worked in the compliance arena for six years, learning from his experience in government and tech. For a compliance program to be successful, executive leadership and there must be Board of Director buy-in for oversight as well. The goal of a third-party risk management platform is to protect the assets of the business and create a single source of truth. Through such a mechanism, third parties can be can screened for anti-bribery, anti-corruption, human trafficking, and much more. The Board needs visibility in order to make decisions and an audit log to show activity and diligence if ever needed. It is critical for all compliance function to stay up to date with regulations and keeping their third party platform consistently updated.
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Check out Diligent’s 3rd party products and services here.
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Welcome to a special 5-part podcast series, sponsored by Diligent. Over this series we will consider a risk-based approach toe third-party risk management. Over this series I will visit with Michael Parker is the Director of Advisory and Consulting Services, Stephanie Font, Due Diligence Service expert; Kairi Isse, Managed Services Group Manager; Adam Bailey, Senior Vice President, Product Management and Alexander Cotoia, from the Volkov Law Group. In this Part 1, I visit with Michael Parker on the need for risk mitigation to bring a third-party into a relationship with your organization.
Parker has worked in the compliance arena for six years, learning from his experience in government and tech. For a compliance program to be successful, executive leadership and there must be Board of Director buy-in for oversight as well. The goal of a third-party risk management platform is to protect the assets of the business and create a single source of truth. Through such a mechanism, third parties can be can screened for anti-bribery, anti-corruption, human trafficking, and much more. The Board needs visibility in order to make decisions and an audit log to show activity and diligence if ever needed. It is critical for all compliance function to stay up to date with regulations and keeping their third party platform consistently updated.
Key Highlights
Notable Quotes
Resources
Michael Parker on LinkedIn
Check out Diligent’s 3rd party products and services here.
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