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Drive stronger board discussions at organizations with key questions on cyber risk, AI oversight, crisis planning, M&A outlook and tax law changes.
Board members might consider how emerging trends, shifting geopolitical considerations and the regulatory landscape will affect their business.
Board members might consider how recent government activity, climate considerations and supply chain vulnerabilities will affect their businesses.
Boards and management may want to consider how recent Fed activity, election uncertainty, and emerging ERP considerations will affect their businesses.
Weaver offers several topics to incorporate into the discussions at your next board and committee meetings. Consider these questions for your upcoming board meeting.
This chapter, Financial Close and Reporting, describes the processes, risks & recommended controls required to maintain complete & accurate financial documentation.
This chapter, Human Resources to Payroll, describes the processes, risks and recommended controls associated with hiring, managing and compensating staff.
This chapter, Purchase to Pay, describes the processes, risks and recommended controls associated with selecting and purchasing supplies, inventory and services.
This chapter describes the processes, risks and recommended controls associated with taking customer orders, fulfilling contracts or delivering goods, and more.
Discover the five primary cycles every organization must control to be successful with Weaver's custom guide and downloadable risk-control matrices.
Chapter 1 describes the processes, risks and recommended controls associated with managing your organization’s treasury function, bank accounts and investments.
How will rising interest rates, supply chain issues & cybersecurity concerns affect your company? Consider these and other topics for your next board meeting.