Board of Governors

Board of Governors at Global Risk Management Institute

The composition of the Board of Governors has been done with an objective of providing a global hue to GRMI from its very inception stage. We recognize that these are leaders geographically dispersed and hence would be constrained in participating as actively and in person as the Board of Directors and Strategy Board members but each member of our BOG brings to GRMI a very distinct set of values that ensures the programme, its curriculum and management are kept live to how the word of risk paradigm is evolving in the global landscape. 

Some of the BOG members are also those who are unable at the current point in time to devote enough time to be actively engaged in either of the other Boards but are deep seated well wishers of GRMI and are emotionally vested in GRMI to make available whatever time they can for GRMI and thereby try and meaningfully contribute to building GRMI as an aspirational Institute in the Risk domain.

While BOG is essentially an advisory council one of the key objectives is to continuously explore avenues to improve the program and make it global. GRMI’s Board of Governors includes eminent business leaders from the industry, past audit heads from the industry and consulting firms as well as some past Directors of premiere educational institutes.

 
 
Ravi Bhoothalingam
Founder And Chairman Of Manas Advisory
Russ Charlton
Over 27 years of work exp. Current SVP & Chief Auditor for Time Inc. (TIME)
Ritu Chawla Kochhar
Consultant With Spencer Stuart & Former Executive Director At JP Morgan
Arnout Van Der Veer
Former Chief Risk Officer at Reed Elsevier in London and Former partner of KPMG
Jean-Pierre Wirtz
Former Head of Corporate Internal Audit at Givaudan, Geneva
Alex Shirey
Vice President of Internal Audit at Delphi Corporation
Alex Dali
President Of The Global Institute For Risk Management Standards G31000
Dilip Bidani
Chief Financial Officer at MobiKwik

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