Summary:
The seminar dwells on the insights, perspectives, best practices and knowledge around the current healthcare crisis from a risk management standpoint. "People's risk management needs to be on the front burner. Mr.
Prashant Praharaj, Chief Risk Officer of India Infrastructure Finance Company, recommended a sound risk management framework grounded on ISO 45001 (occupational health and safety), ISO 35001 (bio risk management), ISO 31000 (enterprise-wide risk management), ISO 27001 (IS security), and ISO 22300 (business resilience). Nirakar Pradhan, CEO of PRMIA India, highlighted the company's impressive journey in India during the last two years. Established in 2002, PRMIA offers a range of competency-focused training and certification courses to become an effective risk professional..