Julie Reyburn
Director, Enterprise Risk Management, Episcopal Relief & Development
Julie is an experienced Director with a demonstrated history of working in the non profit sector. Skilled in Enterprise Risk Management assessment, implementation, monitoring and reporting. Insurance program management, corporate board and governance management. B.A. from Emmanuel College.
In her free time, Julie is a Grammy nominated singer living in NYC with her husband, daughter and son.
Sessions
RLCP: Learn About NRMC’s In-person, Risk Leadership Intensive
Julie Reyburn, Director of Enterprise Risk Management, Episcopal Relief and Development, and Chelsea Wood, Accounts Director, Great American Insurance Group, join Elyzabeth Holford, NRMC Assistant Executive Director, to discuss this unique, in-person risk management certificate program. Each year a small cohort of risk professionals takes a deep dive into six core focus areas with coaching from NRMC consultants. Julie and Chelsea will share how they honed their risk skill sets and strengthened connections with risk management peers.
Read MoreEmerging Risk Leaders Roundtable
Are you new to a nonprofit risk management role or looking to expand your risk leadership skills? Join this interactive roundtable designed specifically for emerging risk leaders. Facilitated by an experienced nonprofit risk professional, this session provides a welcoming environment to ask questions, share early-career observations, discuss challenges, and learn from peers navigating similar experiences. Participants will gain practical guidance, fresh perspectives, and valuable connections while exploring the opportunities and complexities of building an effective risk management program and growing as a risk leader.
Read MoreThe Long Span Approach: ERM Master Class
When you need to cross a wide river or valley, you need a long-span bridge. Enterprise risk management is the risk version of a long span. ERM involves—to some degree—everyone in your organization in building a risk management program that can go the distance. Learn how to bring a diverse group of players together to […]
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