Welcome to Shay Jackson Risk Management Consulting, where expertise meets personalized service. Shay specializes in identifying potential risks and crafting effective strategies to safeguard your business and financial goals.
Shay Jackson
Risk Management Consultant
Experience & Expertise
With over a decade of experience in enterprise risk consulting, Shay Jackson has worked with corporations, nonprofits, and entrepreneurs across various industries. She brings deep knowledge in operational risk analysis, crisis planning, financial controls, and regulatory compliance. Her strengths lie in building customized frameworks that reduce vulnerability and increase resilience in today’s ever-changing business environment.
Risk Management Techniques & Practices
We provide a comprehensive approach to risk management through the following strategies:
- Risk Identification: Systematically uncover internal and external risks through data analysis, interviews, and historical records.
- Risk Assessment: Analyze the probability and impact of risks using both qualitative and quantitative methods.
- Risk Mitigation: Develop strategies to reduce or eliminate risk, including insurance, process improvements, and contingency planning.
- Risk Monitoring: Continuously track key risk indicators and adapt to changing conditions.
- Communication & Reporting: Ensure clear documentation and open dialogue with all stakeholders to promote transparency and preparedness.
- Compliance Alignment: Make sure your risk management processes meet regulatory standards and industry best practices.
Risk Assessment Checklist
Use this checklist to start evaluating risk exposure in your organization:
- ☐ Have all critical business functions been identified and reviewed?
- ☐ Are there known operational or financial vulnerabilities?
- ☐ Are you compliant with current industry regulations and standards?
- ☐ Do you have contingency plans for your top 5 risks?
- ☐ Is there an up-to-date risk register and response strategy?
- ☐ Are employees trained in basic risk prevention and escalation procedures?
- ☐ Are risk reviews conducted quarterly or after major changes?