Enterprise risk management that connects to continuity
How ADVOX can help you design, review and embed enterprise risk management, and tie it to your BCMS and operational resilience.
A clear view of risk, built to be used.
Enterprise risk management (ERM) only helps when leaders use it to decide. ADVOX works with your team to build an approach that is proportionate to your organisation, owned by the right people, and joined up with business continuity management and operational resilience.
New to the topic? Read What is Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)?

Four areas of support.
ERM framework design and review
Design a framework that fits your organisation, or review an existing one against good practice such as ISO 31000 and COSO ERM, and agree what to improve.
Risk register and risk appetite
Build or refresh the risk register with ratings, owners and actions, and draft a risk appetite statement that leaders can approve and use.
Risk assessment workshops
Facilitated sessions with your leaders and risk owners to identify, assess and prioritise the risks that matter most.
Linking ERM to BCMS and operational resilience
Trace the risks in your register to business impact analysis, continuity plans, impact tolerances and exercises, so the two views support each other.
Three simple steps.
Scope call
A short conversation about your organisation, your current approach to risk and what you want to achieve.
Agreed scope
ADVOX proposes a scope and approach tailored to you, and you agree it before work starts.
Start
The work begins with your team, using your own risks, language and decision-making routines.

Training, staffing and background reading.
ERM Training builds awareness for boards, executives and risk owners. BCM Staff Resourcing provides experienced contractors and consultants when you need extra capacity. What is ERM? explains the basics.

Talk to ADVOX about enterprise risk management.
We aim to reply to your enquiry within 2 hours during working hours.
ADVOX provides advice and support. It does not offer certification or accreditation for ERM.
