“Life is inherently risky. There is only one big risk you should avoid at all costs, and that is the risk of doing nothing.” ~ Denis Waitley The modern business landscape, and more specifically higher education, most organizations are susceptible to risks that often pose a threat to realization of their goals. St. Paul's university,

a leading Christian University Committed to scholarly excellence is no exception! To enhance achievement of the organization’s goals, the set university has incorporated risk mitigation measures over time.

In line with the ISO 9001:2015, Strategic Plan and Vision and Mission Statements, top university's management underwent training on Risk Management. The insightful session was facilitated by CPA Edwin Omondi from Kenya Medical and Training College (KMTC), who delved on Risk Identification and Prioritization, Risk Ownership, Risk Mitigation Measures, Risk Enterprise Management and Risk Register Development among other critical areas. Mr. Kennedy Waweru, the Ag. Deputy Vice Chancellor Finance and Administration emphasized the need for the university to adapt to a risk culture that will ensure all sections, units and departments adhere to well laid out compliance structures.

In line with the ISO 9001:2015, Strategic Plan and Vision and Mission Statements, top university's management underwent training on Risk Management. The insightful session was facilitated by CPA Edwin Omondi from Kenya Medical and Training College (KMTC), who delved on Risk Identification and Prioritization, Risk Ownership, Risk Mitigation Measures, Risk Enterprise Management and Risk Register Development among other critical areas. Mr. Kennedy Waweru, the Ag. Deputy Vice Chancellor Finance and Administration emphasized the need for the university to adapt to a risk culture that will ensure all sections, units and departments adhere to well laid out compliance structures.