Why ERM and GRC Are Failing—And How IRM Can Fix It

The old approach—managing risk in silos with disconnected ERM and GRC teams—is no longer sustainable. Forward-thinking organizations are transitioning to Integrated Risk Management (IRM), a framework that unifies ERM, GRC, Technology Risk Management (TRM), and Operational Risk Management (ORM). IRM aligns risk oversight with business objectives, enabling organizations to proactively anticipate, mitigate, and leverage risk.

Companies that fail to adopt IRM will struggle to keep up with regulatory changes, technological disruptions, and board expectations. The time for IRM is now.

John A. Wheeler

John A. Wheeler is the founder and CEO of Wheelhouse Advisors, a global risk management strategy and technology advisory firm. With over three decades of experience spanning executive management, finance, risk management, audit, and IT, John is a world-renowned expert in integrated risk management technology, executive leadership, and corporate governance.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnawheeler/
Sign up to read this post
Join Now
Previous
Previous

Why CISOs Are Struggling—And How Integrated Risk Management (IRM) Is the Answer

Next
Next

Beyond GRC: Why IRM is the Next Evolution in Risk Management