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This course runs April 9th, 2025 in Lisbon, Portugal. The CTPRP designation is a professional credential designed to validate knowledge, experience, and proficiency in the design, structure, and implementation of a comprehensive Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) Program. The program also incorporates best practices for TPRM program metrics, management reporting and evaluating the operational performance of the program. 12 Shared Assessments CPEs can be earned for completing the course.

Incorporating industry standards, emerging risks, and regulations, our products are used by organizations worldwide for efficient and effective TPRM. From evaluating the maturity of an organization’s own risk management program to assessing vendors with the Standardized Information Gathering Questionnaire (SIG), learn about how our products accelerate risk management processes. (Please note this session is intended for those seeking to learn more about Shared Assessments' offerings - no CPEs offered).

The work never ends. Every year, we onboard more third parties. And every year, our assessment workload gets worse. More resources to help? Not going to happen. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. We have been at this process for years, but it continues to get worse for your team and the people in your company that rely on your third parties.

It doesn't have to be that way. It's time the flip the script and cut back on assessment questionnaires. Join us for a live webcast to learn how the newest risk exchange models are eliminating 80% of questionnaire requests with data. Our team of experts will outline how to:

- Instantly perform inherent risk analysis on your entire vendor portfolio
- Incorporate real-time risk data into your process to reduce questionnaire requests
- Map your questionnaire and controls to industry-standard frameworks or threat profiles to get the information you need with fewer questions
- Access assessment data on large, hard-to-assess third parties that don't respond to you
- Monitor 100% of your portfolio -- not just your critical vendors

TPRM doesn't have to be the most painful process in your company. Join us and start your program's evolution.

Improve your readiness for the Shared Assessments CTPRP exam by attending the CTPRP Open House, which will be led by Elizabeth Dunsmoor, TPRM Principal, Shared Assessments. This event will provide you with the chance to ask any questions related to the CTPRP course content as you prepare for the exam. This session will also include general exam readiness tips.

Incorporating industry standards, emerging risks, and regulations, our products are used by organizations worldwide for efficient and effective TPRM. From evaluating the maturity of an organization’s own risk management program to assessing vendors with the Standardized Information Gathering Questionnaire (SIG), learn about how our products accelerate risk management processes. (Please note this session is intended for those seeking to learn more about Shared Assessments' offerings - no CPEs offered).

Participants focus on how to incorporate sustainability considerations into Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) programs. Participants from all organizations with an interest in sustainability, corporate social responsibility, and Environmental, Social, & Governance (ESG) considerations, regardless of level of TPRM experience, are welcome. The committee has an educational focus, informing members about evolving sustainability frameworks, policies, metrics, procedures, regulations, etc., in the context of TPRM. It is a forum for individuals from mature organizations with extensive experience to share their insights with those organizations just beginning their sustainability journeys. Outside experts are occasionally brought in to share “best practices” related to their organization’s sustainability, corporate social responsibility, and ESG journey. Schedulers for this committee have been issued to committee members. If you are not part of this committee, please register your interest using the link below.

This committee exchanges ideas, shares best practices, and identifies collaboration opportunities related to the TPRM needs of the Healthcare sector. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, regulatory requirements, emerging technology, program governance, and procurement. Schedulers for this committee have been issued to committee members. If you are not part of this committee, please register your interest using the link below.

This course runs April 23-24, 2025. The CTPRP designation is a professional credential designed to validate knowledge, experience, and proficiency in the design, structure, and implementation of a comprehensive Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) Program. The program also incorporates best practices for TPRM program metrics, management reporting and evaluating the operational performance of the program. 12 Shared Assessments CPEs can be earned for completing the course.

This group fosters a dynamic community of sourcing and procurement professionals dedicated to sharing experiences and insights on third-party risk management. We emphasize creating harmonization with third-party risk functions and business partners at every level of the organization to ensure cohesive operations. This committee collaborates to identify best practices and tackle challenges in streamlining the third-party lifecycle, including sourcing, contract lifecycle, agile response processes such as inventory management, program compliance metrics, related policies, and risk methodologies. Schedulers for this committee have been issued to committee members. If you are not part of this committee, please register your interest using the link below.

The Products Development Committee is responsible for the management and development of new product concepts, ideas, existing and new content and the functionality of solutions in the Shared Assessments’ Product Suite. This committee strives to ensure all features and content within the products adhere to current local, state, federal, national, and international rules, laws, regulations, technological standards, and frameworks. Furthermore, the committee ensures the products are updated to meet new and changing risk areas as the lifecycle of third-party risk management evolves. Schedulers for this committee have been issued to committee members. If you are not part of this committee, please register your interest using the link below.