Date & Time: November 6, 2026 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm EST + 15 min Q&A
In an increasingly volatile global landscape, organizations face complex, interconnected risks that threaten operational stability and leadership integrity. The TASSE Score provides a comprehensive risk intelligence framework designed to evaluate and strengthen governance across executive leadership, boardrooms, and institutional partners worldwide. By unifying trust, accountability, sustainability, strategy, and ethics, this platform empowers decision-makers to measure uncontrolled exposure, meet fiduciary obligations, and foster long-term organizational resilience.
This framework examines how organizational vulnerabilities across technology, media, supply chains, social responsibility, and corporate ethics are measured and mitigated. It explores how structured boardroom assessments, cross-industry standards, and global collaboration can be leveraged to enhance oversight, protect brand trust, and drive actionable risk mitigation within real-world institutional constraints.
Key Topics Discussed:
Understanding the five dimensions of organizational risk (TASSE framework)
Technological threats, cyber exposure, and emerging AI risks (deepfakes, fake news)
Adverse media coverage and managing misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation
Supply chain challenges, human rights compliance, and ethical sourcing
Social responsibility expectations, ESG accountability, and avoiding superficial commitments
Ethical dilemmas, leadership pressure, and building an integrity-driven culture
Risk vulnerability scoring and interpreting the 100-point board scorecard
Fulfilling fiduciary duties and translating risk scores into boardroom action
Cross-industry applications across finance, tech, healthcare, energy, and manufacturing
Global institutional reach across universities, public companies, NGOs, and government entities
Global collaboration through international hubs and virtual case competitions

Mr. Marc Y. Tassé is an award-winning lecturer at the University of Ottawa, where he teaches at both the Faculty of Law and the Telfer Executive MBA program. He currently serves as Senior Fellow – Boa...
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