A bi-weekly podcast about the world of third party risk. Many of us are in the same position, facing ever evolving challenges, trying to keep up with new regulations and laws and it often feels like we are struggling to keep up. I want to really open up the conversation on this topic by speaking with practitioners to discuss key topics, understand what worked well and what went wrong, what people struggle with and to bring in ideas from other industries too. I’ll be asking the questions that folks may feel silly or uncomfortable asking too.
So, why not join me for a series of informal interviews and discussions to really open up the conversation for the third party risk community?
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A bi-weekly podcast about the world of third party risk. Many of us are in the same position, facing ever evolving challenges, trying to keep up with new regulations and laws and it often feels like we are struggling to keep up. I want to really open up the conversation on this topic by speaking with practitioners to discuss key topics, understand what worked well and what went wrong, what people struggle with and to bring in ideas from other industries too. I’ll be asking the questions that folks may feel silly or uncomfortable asking too.
So, why not join me for a series of informal interviews and discussions to really open up the conversation for the third party risk community?
Third Party Therapy - Will Cooke & Jack Birch - Why is there a shortage of TPRM people?
Third Party Therapy
50 minutes 59 seconds
8 months ago
Third Party Therapy - Will Cooke & Jack Birch - Why is there a shortage of TPRM people?
Third Party Therapy
A bi-weekly podcast about the world of third party risk. Many of us are in the same position, facing ever evolving challenges, trying to keep up with new regulations and laws and it often feels like we are struggling to keep up. I want to really open up the conversation on this topic by speaking with practitioners to discuss key topics, understand what worked well and what went wrong, what people struggle with and to bring in ideas from other industries too. I’ll be asking the questions that folks may feel silly or uncomfortable asking too.
So, why not join me for a series of informal interviews and discussions to really open up the conversation for the third party risk community?
