Risk Officer

• Analyze and identify potential risks that could affect the company, including financial, operational, legal, environmental, technological, and political risks.
• Evaluate the impact and likelihood of these risks to prioritize responses.

• Develop strategies and plans to minimize or avoid risks.
• Define preventive and corrective actions to be taken in case risks occur.

• Periodically monitor risk developments and update risk management strategies and procedures as needed.
• Monitor surrounding conditions and analyze changes that could lead to new risks.

• Prepare regular reports for senior management and internal audit regarding current and potential risks and how they are being managed.
• Provide estimates of potential losses and make recommendations for appropriate decision-making.

• Coordinate with all departments within the company, such as finance, operations, and marketing, to ensure everyone is aware of potential risks.
• Train teams and employees on risk management practices.

• Develop internal policies and procedures aimed at reducing risks and ensuring business continuity.
• Ensure that risk management practices comply with international standards and best practices.

• Follow up on local and international laws and regulations related to risk management and ensure compliance.
• Ensure the company adheres to all laws and policies aimed at minimizing risks.

• Analyze past incidents or losses to identify the root causes of risks and understand how to avoid them in the future.
• Document incidents and extract lessons learned.

• Develop and implement emergency response plans in case risks materialize.
• Ensure that employees are trained on these emergency plans.

• Evaluate the effectiveness of strategies and procedures used in risk management and ensure continuous improvement.
• Conduct periodic reviews to ensure that systems and technologies used for risk management are effective.

• Additional duties may be assigned, considering the avoidance of conflicts of interest.

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