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ALARM is delighted to host another Higher Education risk management event back at Kennedys offices in London. The wide ranging agenda will cover a number of areas of interest, including the potential impact of the High Court review of University of Bristol v Abrahart, what a new Labour government could mean for HEIs and the latest trends, themes, and issues emerging from sector risk benchmarking.
Friday 8 November
10.15am – 11am
Session 1 - Abrahart update
Session 1 - Abrahart update
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A follow up to last years’ session, Andrew and Kathryn will provide an update on the recent High Court appeal, which confirmed a previous judgement that the University of Bristol had contributed to the death of a student (Natasha Abrahart).
Speakers
Kathryn Oldfield
Andrew Sheppard
12pm – 12.45pm
Session 3 - Sorting your spice cupboard: A beginner's guide to data management
Session 3 - Sorting your spice cupboard: A beginner's guide to data management
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Have you ever felt the frustration of going to cook a meal only to realise you’re missing an ingredient? Or found yourself putting away the shopping only to find you already had a jar of something hiding in plain sight? Using the organisation of the humble spice cupboard we’ll break down the principles of good data management, cutting through the jargon to show you why it matters and what happens when it isn't in place.Speakers
Hannah Francis
1.30pm – 2.15pm
Session 4 - Risk visualisation and automation
Session 4 - Risk visualisation and automation
Session
Is your risk management process manual, Excel based and/or reactive in nature? If so, you might be interested in attending this session which outlines how Durham University has embraced Office 365 solutions (including Power BI and Power Automate) to revolutionise its approach to the reporting of operational and strategic risk.Speakers
Chris Walker
2.15pm – 3pm
Session 5 - Policy update
Andrew Bush
James Coe
Hannah Francis
Kathryn Oldfield
Andrew Sheppard
Chris Walker
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