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Third Party Therapy

Third Party Therapy

Auteur(s): Mike Day
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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? Développement commercial et entrepreneuriat Entrepreneurship Gestion et leadership Économie
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  • Third Party Therapy - Natalie Druckmann - AI Unleashed: Transforming Third-Party Risk
    Nov 16 2025
    Third Party Therapy – Episode 13

    AI Unleashed: Transforming Third-Party Risk

    Guest: Natalie Druckmann, Head of EMEA at Certa

    Host: Mike Day

    Episode Summary

    How is artificial intelligence reshaping third-party risk management? In this episode, Mike Day speaks with Natalie Druckmann from Certa, exploring how AI can transform due diligence, regulatory compliance, and supplier oversight. Natalie shares her journey from delivery and procurement into technology leadership, before unpacking the real-world use cases that are redefining TPRM—from automating document review to interpreting complex regulations like DORA. Together, they discuss how organisations can move from spreadsheet chaos to continuous monitoring, and from compliance overhead to strategic insight.

    Key Topics
    • Natalie's path from practitioner to tech leader
    • The evolution of TPRM tech: from Excel → platforms → modular AI solutions
    • Industry maturity: financial services vs pharma, retail, and defence
    • Using AI to analyse supplier evidence, interpret new regulations, and enable 'risk management by exception'
    • Why 'process → people → platform' is the right order for success
    • Common pitfalls in adopting technology
    • The future of TPRM: faster onboarding, smarter risk insight, and human + AI collaboration
    Memorable Quotes

    “We fixed the problem of not knowing—and created the problem of knowing too much.”

    “AI in TPRM isn’t about replacing people; it’s about freeing them to focus where it matters.”

    “Process first, people second, platform third.”

    Takeaways

    ✅ Start with why and who, before deciding what or how.

    ✅ Design your process first—technology won’t fix a broken one.

    ✅ Use AI for transparency, not black-box decisions.

    ✅ Adopt a base-plate approach: start simple, build as you mature.

    ✅ Aim for risk management by exception, not exhaustion.

    Links & Resources

    🌐 thirdpartytherapy.com – show archive

    🤖 certa.ai – learn more about Certa’s AI-driven risk solutions

    💬 Connect with Mike Day on LinkedIn for future episodes
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    1 h et 9 min
  • Third Party Therapy - Trailer
    Oct 12 2024

    Introduction to the Third Party Therapy podcast - an independent bi-weekly podcast bringing insights and ideas from different industries to the TPRM community.

    Why not visit www.thirdpartytherapy.com to sign up for more information

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    1 min
  • Third Party Therapy - Paul Huggett - what does Community Due Diligence deliver?
    Oct 21 2024

    Conversation with Paul Huggett from Hellios about how TPRM has evolved over time including the rise of community due diligence, what it can do, what it can't do and where it can add value to your TPRM programme.

    Why not visit www.thirdpartytherapy.com for more information and podcasts

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    1 h et 3 min
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