Everyone has, at some point, told themselves “this is not a good time for _____”. Sometimes we fill in that blank like “this is not a good time to take on a new project, I have too much going on”. As an implementation manger here at WolfPAC, I hear this a lot, but is there ever really a good time to take on something new?

You know a strong Enterprise Risk Management program is an integral part of making smart and safe decisions in your organization. This might mean that your business has invested in an Enterprise Risk Management software to help organize your program and create efficiencies around Vendor Management, Business Continuity Planning, Regulatory Compliance, and Information Technology risks you face every day. 

The American Bankers Association is hosting their annual Risk Management forum, and we’re so excited to be joining them! The event will be held at the Hyatt Regency in Orlando, FL.

Building and maintaining a strong third party management program can be difficult. Your organization can have anywhere from dozens to (more likely) hundreds of vendors that need to be assessed, managed, and monitored to some degree. Also, as vendor relationships change, the information you have and the way you monitor them must also change.

How the time does fly. It seems as though it was just a few short weeks ago that we were gathering together for our very first WolfPAC User Conference. A small group of clients met with our much smaller staff to talk about industry insights and software improvements.

A year removed from President Trump’s inauguration, everyone is looking toward 2018 and trying to getter better idea of where the industry is headed.

On March 8th, a group of internal auditor directors from banks all across California will meet for the Auditors Roundtable, hosted by the California Bankers Association. This group has been meeting for over 30 years, in order to gain valuable insights into the biggest issues they face at their organizations.

If you don’t have a holistic view of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM), you’re likely missing risks in different areas throughout your organization. We’ve worked with many different clients to integrate all departments into their risk management program, and have seen problems arise from a manual, siloed approach.

On February 7th-9th, bankers and vendors from all around the Lone Star State will gather in Georgetown, TX to take part in the Texas Bankers Association's 15th Annual Technology Conference.