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Faculty of Economics Shares Best Practices in Risk Management at Chiang Mai University's Risk Culture & Learn Together Programme

16 July 2026
Faculty of Economics
On 15 July 2026, Assoc. Prof. Rossarin Osathanunkul, Ph.D., Dean of the Faculty of Economics, represented the Faculty in presenting its strategic risk management practices at Risk Culture & Learn Together: Organisational Risk Culture and Learning Programme, held at the Chiang Mai University Science and Technology Park.

The Faculty of Economics was selected by Chiang Mai University as one of the University's exemplary faculties to share its experience and best practices in risk management with executives and staff from across the University, contributing to institutional learning and the continuous enhancement of risk management practices.

During the session, Assoc. Prof. Rossarin Osathanunkul, Ph.D. presented the Faculty's strategic approach to managing the risk of a shortage of personnel with future skills and digital competencies essential for driving organisational strategy. The presentation covered the Faculty's systematic risk management process, including risk identification, assessment, mitigation planning, monitoring, and the integration of risk management into strategic planning and organisational development.

The session also provided an opportunity for participants to exchange experiences and best practices, fostering a stronger risk-aware organisational culture (Risk Culture) while encouraging collaborative learning across faculties and administrative units.

Being selected to present at this University-wide programme reflects the Faculty of Economics' commitment to developing an integrated risk management system that supports strategic execution and organisational resilience. It also demonstrates the Faculty's ongoing efforts to strengthen future skills and digital competencies among its staff, ensuring readiness to respond effectively to emerging challenges and to achieve sustainable institutional excellence.

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