Risk and Global Marketplace Activities

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RISK REGISTER TEMPLATE
The template below can be utilized to create a risk register for the company of your choice. This template is NOT a required component of this assessment; however, it may be used to help you organize the information required for prompts A1-A4.
As your identify the eight risks required for the register, you will want to ensure that one of the eight risks identified is a global risk and includes a description of how this risk emanates from one of the company’s global marketplace activities.
*High, medium or low designation for these three columns.
RISK RESPONSE: The discussion below should focus on how the company will respond if the risks occur. This discussion could also be included as a column in the …show more content…

As your identify the eight risks required for the register, you will want to ensure that one of the eight risks identified is a global risk and includes a description of how this risk emanates from one of the company’s global marketplace activities.
*High, medium or low designation for these three columns.
RISK RESPONSE: The discussion below should focus on how the company will respond if the risks occur. This discussion could also be included as a column in the risk register.
1. Risk One
2. Risk Two
3. Risk Three
4. Risk Four
5. Risk Five
6. Risk Six
7. Risk Seven
8. Risk Eight
RISK REGISTER TEMPLATE
The template below can be utilized to create a risk register for the company of your choice. This template is NOT a required component of this assessment; however, it may be used to help you organize the information required for prompts A1-A4.
As your identify the eight risks required for the register, you will want to ensure that one of the eight risks identified is a global risk and includes a description of how this risk emanates from one of the company’s global marketplace activities.
*High, medium or low designation for these three columns.
RISK RESPONSE: The discussion below should focus on how the company will respond if the risks occur. This discussion could also be included as a column in the risk register.
1. Risk One
2. Risk Two
3. Risk Three
4. Risk Four
5. Risk

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