The Risk Wheelhouse Podcast
The Risk Wheelhouse is the podcast dedicated to exploring how RiskTech is reshaping the future of risk management. Hosted by our experts, Ori Wellington and Sam Jones, each episode delves deep into Integrated Risk Management (IRM), offering insights into the latest trends, technologies, and strategies. Join us to stay ahead in the ever-evolving risk landscape and empower your organization with actionable knowledge.
S2E10: The Connected Web of Risk: How IRM Delivers Real-World Solutions for Today’s Biggest Challenges
Risk isn’t just something to track—it’s something to actively manage. But too many businesses still rely on outdated, fragmented approaches that leave them exposed to cyber threats, compliance failures, and operational disruptions. In this episode of The Risk Wheelhouse, hosts Ori Wellington and Sam Jones unpack Integrated Risk Management (IRM) as a practical, technology-driven solution that’s helping organizations simplify, automate, and streamline risk management.
S2E9: The Bargain AI That Could Break Your Business
Cheaper alternatives can be tempting—until they fail you. Now, businesses are facing the same risk with distilled AI, a slimmed-down version of powerful AI models.
In this episode of The Risk Wheelhouse, Ori Wellington and Sam Jones break down why faster, cheaper AI could come at a steep price—from amplified biases and legal risks to opaque decision-making and outdated models.
S2E7: Navigating the Maze of Global Climate Reporting Standards
In this episode of The Risk Wheelhouse, hosts Ori Wellington and Sam Jones explore the rapidly evolving climate disclosure regulations and their impact on businesses. From California’s strict climate laws to the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), companies must adapt to increasing transparency demands while managing compliance risks.
S2E6: Integrated Risk Management – Evolution Beyond ERM and GRC
Traditional risk management frameworks like Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) were designed for a different era—one where risks were more predictable and siloed. But in today’s fast-moving landscape, these approaches are no longer enough. Integrated Risk Management (IRM) is emerging as the future of risk strategy, offering a holistic, proactive approach that aligns risk with business objectives.