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Risky Women® is a global network connecting, celebrating and championing women in governance, risk and compliance since 2014. Want to share a hot topic or suggest a speaker? Email your host anytime at info@riskywomen.org or JOIN US at https://www.riskywomen.org/
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Recent Episodes

June 30, 2026
Navigating 2026 Compliance Priorities, a Mid-year Reality Check
<p id="p-rc_597e5e42e4975845-63" data-path-to-node="1"> <span data-path-to-node="1,1"><span class="citation-43">Welcome back to</span> <span class="citation-43">Risky Women Radio</span><span class="citation-43">, near the midpoint of 2026</span></span><span data-path-to-node="1,3">.</span> <span class="citation-42">If you've spent the last few months celebrating whispered promises of regulatory "simplification" and a "lighter supervisory touch," we hate to ruin the party—but you're likely basking in false comfort</span><span data-path-to-node= "1,7">.</span></p> <p id="p-rc_597e5e42e4975845-64" data-path-to-node="2"> <span data-path-to-node="2,1"><span class="citation-41">In this fourth annual check-in, host Kimberley Cole reunites with Protiviti's compliance vanguards,</span> <strong data-path-to-node= "2,1" data-index-in-node="100"><span class="citation-41">Carol Beaumier</span></strong> <span class="citation-41">and</span> <strong data-path-to-node="2,1" data-index-in-node= "119"><span class="citation-41">Bernadine Reese</span></strong><span class="citation-41">, to deliver a healthy dose of reality to the mid-year compliance calendar</span></span><span data-path-to-node="2,3">.</span> <span class="citation-40">As it turns out, tech fragmentation, AI implementations, and financial crime networks don't magically slow down just because a regulator changes their tone</span><span data-path-to-node="2,7">.</span> <span class= "citation-39">Our guests pull back the curtain on why treating a drop in regulatory intensity as an invite to slash budgets is a massive trap</span> <span class="citation-38">, why your traditional siloed compliance stack is buckling under the weight of interconnected risks</span> <span class="citation-37">, and why the ultimate compliance hazard of 2026 might just be demanding high-quality executive judgment from a thoroughly exhausted, under-resourced team</span><span data-path-to-node= "2,17">.</span></p> <h4>Shownotes</h4> <p data-path-to-node="5,0,0">02:18 – The Illusion of the Lighter Touch and Risk Recalibration<br /> 06:03 – The Connected Compliance Stack: Why Silos Fail in 2026<br /> 10:11 – The Accountability Reset: Surviving the Next Regulatory U-Turn<br /> 11:58 – The Big Five: From Production-Line AI to Talent Fatigue<br /> 19:56 – Five Practical Actions for the H2 2026 Planning Reset</p>

June 26, 2026
Managing Operational Risk in a Changing World
<p><span data-path-to-node="2,0">Welcome to another Book Club edition! In this episode, host Kimberley Cole sits down with <strong data-path-to-node="2,0" data-index-in-node="52">Penny Cagan</strong>, industry veteran, academic at Columbia and NYU, and author of Managing Operational Risk in a Changing World</span><span data-path-to-node="2,2">. From navigating the "heady days" of Basel II in the immediate aftermath of Nick Leeson's Barings debacle to building the world's first operational risk database, Penny has spent her career gently exploding conventional thinking</span><span data-path-to-node="2,4">. She joins us to discuss why change initiatives fail when you only convince the C-suite, why the second line of defence needs to stop acting like an armchair referee, and how treating AI agents like messy human employees is the key to modern governance</span><span data-path-to-node="2,6">.</span></p> <h4>Shownotes</h4> <p data-path-to-node="5,0,0">02:06 – The Nick Leeson Effect & Defining Operational Risk<br /> 04:14 – The RCSA Overhaul: A Painful Lesson in Bottom-Up Trust<br /> 08:10 – The Quantitative Love Affair vs. Old-Fashioned Management<br /> 11:04 – Peddling FIRST: Building the Industry's First Risk Database<br /> 17:48 – The Changing World: Reshaping the Operating Model<br /> 29:09 – Agentic AI: Why Robots Need an Employee Handbook</p>

June 2, 2026
How to be a CCO with Natalie McManus
<p>Welcome to another Risky Women Radio Book Club Edition. In an era dominated by rapid AI disruption, intensifying social scrutiny, and relentless geopolitical shifts, compliance can no longer be treated as a mere back-office box-checking exercise. In this episode, host Kimberley Cole sits down with Natalie McManus-Barnett, co-author of How to Be a Chief Compliance Officer and founder of Innovate Compliance. Shifting the narrative away from dry, bureaucratic policy-pushing, Natalie brings a refreshing dose of "polite disruption" to the table. She shares her "Jungle Gym" journey from the Financial Conduct Authority to Citibank, introducing a masterclass on how to weave compliance directly into the DNA of corporate strategy, execution, and culture to turn risk management into a genuine competitive advantage.</p>
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