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Risk is Our Business

Risk is Our Business

Auteur(s): Michael Rasmussen
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Welcome to Risk Is Our Business, where we explore the principles of Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance — to reliably achieving objectives, navigating uncertainty, and act with integrity.

Here, we follow the Prime Directive of Risk Management: No decision or strategy moves forward without understanding its impact on our objectives, our resilience, and our values. Because risk isn’t the enemy, it’s the mission.

After all, risk is our business.

Join us as we go boldly into the world of GRC.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved.
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  • To Boldly List What No Risk Register Has Listed Before: Evolving Risk with Renee Murphy
    Oct 27 2025

    In this episode of Risk Is Our Business, Captain Michael Rasmussen beams aboard Renee Murphy, independent analyst, storyteller, and founder of The Storyteller’s Circle, to reflect on insights emerging from a recent workshop they led together. One theme rose quickly to the surface: are risk registers keeping pace with reality, or are many organizations still flying with decade-old assumptions?

    They explore how today’s emerging risks, from AI misuse and deepfakes to data poisoning and automated misinformation, demand more than recycled top-10 lists and stale heat maps. If the world is shifting at warp speed, risk management must evolve its star charts too.

    From there, the conversation jumps to the bridge of the Enterprise (naturally). Renee and Michael unpack the risk postures of Starfleet captains and how every organization needs the right mix of boldness and restraint to navigate uncertainty without flying the ship into a spatial anomaly.

    They round out the episode exploring the fear and promise of AI—not as a looming replacement for the crew, but as a co-pilot that enhances perception, speeds analysis, and reveals risks before red alerts sound.

    Because great risk management doesn’t just brace for the unknown, it boldly goes toward it with intelligence, imagination, and the right crew at the helm.

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    24 min
  • The Risk Continuum: Setting the Appetite for Intelligent Risk with Richard Anderson
    Oct 13 2025

    In this episode of Risk Is Our Business, Captain Michael Rasmussen beams aboard Richard Anderson, Chair, Non-Executive Director, and host of The Risk Appetite Podcast, to explore what separates bad risk management from good, and why so many organizations still get it wrong.

    Together they chart the difference between process-driven compliance and purpose-driven risk. Bad risk management, they argue, is obsessed with heat maps, registers, and rituals; good risk management understands context, links to objectives, and drives intelligent decision-making.

    The discussion turns to the UK landscape, where Richard and Michael assess whether organizations are truly getting risk management right. The answer, as ever, depends, on sector, circumstance, and above all, personality. From there, the conversation warps into the heart of governance i.e., risk appetite—not as a box-ticking exercise, but as a compass defined by context and aligned with objectives.

    They close by examining risk culture and communication, emphasizing how scenario planning and storytelling can help leaders make sense of uncertainty. For anyone trying to bridge the gap between compliance and comprehension, this episode is a navigational chart for risk done right, because every enterprise, at warp or impulse, needs to know just how much uncertainty it can handle.

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    27 min
  • Reputation at Warp: Navigating Brand Risk with Renee Murphy
    Oct 6 2025

    In this episode of Risk Is Our Business, Captain Michael Rasmussen beams aboard Renee Murphy, independent industry analyst, storyteller, and one of the most recognizable voices in GRC, to tackle one of the most misunderstood dimensions of risk: reputation.

    Renee explains why reputational risk remains so elusive for many organizations, and why ERM frameworks often have metrics for finance and operations but almost none for reputation, customer experience, or employee experience. Together, they dissect recent examples of brand turbulence (from Cracker Barrel to Anheuser-Busch to Target) and explore why reputational fallout can and should be quantified.

    The conversation ventures into ESG and stewardship, showing how environmental and social commitments carry enormous reputational weight and why they can’t be managed in isolation. Renee emphasizes the need for risk leaders to engage with every department, especially sales and marketing, since some of the biggest reputational crises are born from campaigns gone wrong.

    For boards, CROs, and GRC professionals, this episode reframes reputational risk not as an abstract concept but as a measurable, manageable force that determines whether your organization is trusted or left adrift in the void.

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    24 min
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