The DCRO Institute
Quick facts
- Years trading
- 11 years (since 2015)
- Company size
- 11 to 50 employees
- Group size
- 1 to 30
- Delivery formats
- In Person, Virtual Instructor-Led Training (VILT), Hybrid / blended, Meta, Virtual - On-demand learning
- Delivers in
- USA (West Coast), USA (East Coast), USA (Other), Asia, Europe, Australasia, India, UK, UAE, Canada
About The DCRO Institute
Visit WebsiteThe DCRO Institute is a global leader in risk governance education and credentialing, offering comprehensive training programs recognized worldwide. They provide prestigious credentials such as the Qualified Risk Director® designation and the Certificate in Cyber Risk Governance®. Their training is designed to equip board members, executives, and risk professionals with the necessary skills to make informed risk-taking decisions. The institute boasts a global network of leaders and experts, with a focus on strategic risk governance and inclusion of underrepresented groups on boards. They offer scholarships to participants from developing markets, showcasing a commitment to global diversity and accessibility.
- Group size
- 1 - 30
- Daily rate
- £350
- Number of employees
- 11 to 50
- Years trading
- 11
- Has own premises
- No
- Apprenticeships
- No
- Funded Courses
- No
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11 years experienceThe DCRO Institute is a global leader in risk governance education and credentialing, offering comprehensive training programs recognized worldwide. They provide prestigious credentials such as the Qualified Risk Director® designation and the Certificate in Cyber Risk Governance®. Their training is designed to equip board members, executives, and risk professionals with the necessary skills to make informed risk-taking decisions. The institute boasts a global network of leaders and experts, with a focus on strategic risk governance and inclusion of underrepresented groups on boards. They offer scholarships to participants from developing markets, showcasing a commitment to global diversity and accessibility.
