John Rogula is a managing director with Baker Tilly’s risk advisory practice. With more than 20 years of experience, John is a versatile, hands-on, highly experienced enterprise risk management executive with a diverse skill set spanning enterprise risk, program and strategy management. He coordinates and streamlines intricate projects to enhance organizational effectiveness and reduce costs. John has a proven track record in designing and implementing Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) solutions, designing and implementing robust enterprise risk and issue management strategies, refining processes and deploying systems aligned with business goals.
- Has led the review of existing ERM programs and worked with client leadership to educate and define desired levels of ERM capabilities, resulting in ERM programs that deliver value while being “right-sized” for the client
- Developed risk appetite statements that evaluated strategic risk exposure and established leading indicators for proactive monitoring
- Built enterprise risk management capabilities and infrastructure that identified and managed enterprise risks across more than 30 strategic units
- Integrated risk management with established strategic planning processes, which ensured all strategic decisions considered and adjusted for emerging risks
- Worked across sectors including not-for-profit, higher education, healthcare and life sciences, industrial manufacturing, energy and consumer products/food products and retail
- “Integrating ESG and ERM,” lead speaker, Virtual Event, 2023
- “Linking Risk and Business Performance,” lead speaker, Virtual Event, 2023
- “The Shortfalls of ERM,” contributing author, 2020
- “The Role NextGen ERM Can Play in the COVID-19 Recovery and Beyond”, author, 2019
- “AHIA NextGen ERM,” contributing author, 2019
- Risk Management Profession (RMP) Certification, Program Management Institute
Location
Chicago, IL
Education
Master of Science in management information systems
Master of Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in business administration
Boston University