87. Sustainability series - Organizational sustainability : Risk & risk management

Guest Name : Bob Pojasek, Managing director at Center for Corporate Performance & Sustainability (CPS) Language : English, Publication date: July, 10. 2020

Bob Pojasek is a sustainability and sustainable development consultant, doing business as Pojasek & Associates LLC. He teaches an online, action-learning course in organizational sustainability at Harvard University. This course has been offered to online to students from 50 countries over the past 18 years at Harvard University. He recently became a Member of the Education and Research Executive Board (EREB) , the “leaders onboard with VCARE.”

In the past four months, Bob worked with some of his past students to launch The Center for Corporate Performance & Sustainability. CPS offers competency-based courses on the international “high-level structure” for organizational sustainability by leveraging ISO standards and risk management frameworks. This structure is used by a large corporation, its operating facilities and its supply chain to create a program that leverages the new and revised ISO management system standards. Focus areas at the Center include: sustainable development, social responsibility, resource productivity, pollution prevention, and risk management. The Center is looking forward to offering its first four courses in early September. Visit more on: https://centerforcps.com/

In this episode, we discuss:

• When we combine sustainability practices, sustainability programs and contributions to sustainable development, how do we include risk management program?
• How is traditional risk related to the uncertainty risk that you described?
• Large corporations use risk management as a key process within their financial and non-financial internal audit program. Do they use ISO 31000 for this purpose as well?

Connect Bob on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobpojasek/