Join the Corporater team at Corporate Risk Minds in Berlin, Germany on June 22 – 24, 2025.
This event offers a unique mix of case studies and discussion formats on strategic and operational challenges of risk management in industrial companies.
When: June 22 – 24, 2025
Where: Berlin, Germany
Technology experts from the Corporater team will be available for face-to-face interactions and to share more on how organizations are using risk management technology solutions for supporting their enterprise risk management programs for risk identification, assessment, and reporting.
Book a one-on-one with our team using the form on the right side.
Join Corporater experts at these sessions
Icebreaker Session
How can ESG and CSRD integration be achieved in risk management?
Date: June 22, 2025 | Time: 20:00 – 22:00
In this session, learn about:
- How are the regulatory frameworks currently developing, for example within the framework of the EU Omnibus procedure?
- What significance do ESG and CSRD requirements have for corporate risk management?
- How should responsibilities and collaboration within the company be structured with regard to ESG and sustainability?
- What challenges arise when conducting materiality analyses and data management?
- How can stakeholder engagement in ESG practice be effective?
- How can sustainability be strategically linked to corporate performance and goals?
- What future prospects and innovations are emerging in the area of ESG and risk management?
Steffen Schürg
Director, Integrated Risk Management,
Corporater
Solution Study
GRC that performs – Enabling Governance, Risk, and Compliance to Drive Business Objectives
Date: June 23, 2025 | Time: 9:15 – 9:45
Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance (GRC) should not be an isolated function or a checkbox exercise. When implemented strategically, GRC becomes a critical enabler of performance — helping the organization set clear objectives, navigate uncertainty, and act with integrity in a rapidly changing world. This session will explore how to design and implement GRC capabilities that go beyond compliance to support measurable business value. Drawing on the principles of objective-centric GRC and business-integrated GRC, we’ll examine how organizations can align GRC with performance outcomes, breaking down silos and embedding governance into the rhythm of business execution, and the value of GRC when approached strategically.
In this session, learn about:
- Aligning GRC programs with strategic objectives to enable risk-informed performance
- Measuring GRC value across efficiency, effectiveness, resilience, and agility dimensions
- Integrating GRC into business processes and decision-making at all levels
- Shifting from reactive control enforcement to proactive guidance for achieving outcomes.
Mario Keil
Sales Director,
Corporater
Michael Rasmussen
GRC Analyst & Pundit,
GRC 20/20 Research, LLC.
Session
Why should companies consider performance management and risk management together?
Date: June 24, 2025 | Time: 11:00 – 15:00
In this session, learn about:
- How does performance management support the achievement of strategic and operational goals, and what role does risk management play in this?
- Why is it necessary to integrate risks into target processes in order to be able to realistically assess goal achievement?
- How can regular performance tracking serve as an early warning system for potential risks?
- Why do strategic decisions such as investments or market entries require both performance forecasts and risk assessments?
- What requirements do regulatory frameworks such as COSO ERM or ISO 31000 place on the link between risk and performance management?
- How can the combination of performance and risk analyses help to identify priority activities with high benefits and acceptable risk?
Simon Grünewald
Account Director,
Corporater
Furkan Ural
Account Director,
Corporater
Panel Discussion
World Café Harvesting Session
Date: June 24, 2025 | Time: 15:30 – 16:00
Steffen Schürg
Director Integrated Risk Management,
Corporater
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