Enterprise risk management has been talked about for a long time as a critical tool for businesses, but ERM still has not caught on widely. Implementing a successful ERM program requires more than theory--it takes practical, how-to advice.

Listen to this Business Insurance Online Executive Forum^TM Webinar for an in-depth discussion of how risk managers can understand the approaches of identifying, categorizing and addressing enterprise risks and, more importantly, apply ERM techniques in real-world situations.

BI's Online Executive Forum^TM webinars, developed by our editorial staff, are highly informative online events where noted speakers and respected business leaders come together with BI editors to discuss the most pressing issues in this live interactive format. Live online webinars are archived for three months. After that date, the audio content of the presentation is converted to an MP3 file, and the presentation is offered as a PDF.

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PANELISTS:

• John Hampton, St. Peter's College

  
  

  

  John J. Hampton, KPMG Professor of Business and dean of the School of Professional and Continuing Studies and Graduate Business Programs at St. Peter's College in Jersey City, N.J. He specializes in business ethics, legal liability and enterprise risk management. Mr. Hampton is a former executive director of the Risk & Insurance Management Society Inc.










• Steve Saporito, Willis Group Holdings Ltd.

  
  

  

  Steve Saporito, managing director of the Enterprise & Risk Finance Practice at Willis Group Holdings Ltd. in Boston. Mr. Saporito, whose career in the insurance industry has spanned more than 30 years, assists Willis clients with measuring, managing and funding complex exposures.










• Beaumont Vance, Sun Microsystems Inc.

  
  

  

  Beaumont Vance, senior enterprise risk manager at technology company Sun Microsystems Inc. in Broomfield, Colo. Mr. Vance's responsibilities include developing and implementing Sun's enterprise risk management and risk financing programs as well as tools to manage business risks. He is a director of the Rocky Mountain Chapter of RIMS.










The event is moderated by Business Insurance Editor Regis Coccia,
with interactive Q&A from the live audience.