#RISK Europe consistently attracts high-calibre speakers from leading global organisations and regulatory bodies.
We are seeking dynamic and knowledgeable speakers to address a wide range of topics relevant to the current UK and European risk landscape. We are particularly interested in proposals focusing on:
We welcome proposals for solo presentations, panel discussions, interactive workshops, and case studies that offer practical, actionable insights.
#RISK Europe (November 12-13, ExCeL London) is the leading conference and exhibition dedicated to the interconnected world of Governance, Risk, Compliance (GRC), Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, and AI Governance across the UK and Europe. Each year, we bring together thousands of senior professionals – C-Suite executives, VPs, Directors, and Heads of Department – actively seeking innovative solutions, strategic insights, and expert guidance.
As a speaker at #RISK Europe, you will have an unparalleled platform to share your expertise, insights, and experiences with a highly engaged and influential audience. This is your opportunity to contribute to critical industry dialogues, elevate your professional profile, and connect with peers and potential collaborators from across the continent.
Amplify Your Influence and Connect with Leaders
High-Level Networking: Connect with C-suite executives, industry peers, potential clients, and media representatives.
Every organisation, regardless of its sector or industry, must comply with a variety of laws, regulations, and standards. However, some sectors face more specific and stringent compliance requirements than others due to the nature of their operations and the potential risks involved.
The financial services industry, the healthcare sector, energy and utilities, manufacturing, construction and the built environment, life sciences and the public sector are among the most highly regulated.
The key financial risks facing organizations include, market risk, credit risk, liquidity risk, fraud, financial crime, fines, penalties and reputational damage.
New to #RISK Europe, the dedicated IT Risk theatre will explore the critical vulnerabilities facing organizations in today's technology-driven landscape. This theatre will address a comprehensive range of topics, including cybersecurity threats, data breaches, system failures, and the human element's role in mitigating or amplifying risk.
The risk of losses due to changes in the political or economic environment, such as changes in government policies, economic conditions, or political instability.
The potential negative impact of climate change and environmental factors on a company's long-term performance include physical risks from extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and resource scarcity, changes in energy prices, shifts in consumer behaviour, the development of new technologies and reporting challenges amid a changing regulatory landscape.
People Risks
People risk is at the core of every organization. What distinguishes one organization from another is how it identifies, assesses, remediates, and monitors these risks. Skills gaps, recruitment, employee conduct, talent retention, DEI, health & safety, ethics, whistleblowing, wellbeing, resilience & culture all impact and influence how organizations can build a competitive advantage and position themselves for long-term success.
