The Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) has announced that its CEO and secretary general, Typhaine Beaupérin, will step down from both roles in June.
The federation has now begun its succession planning and will appoint a new CEO and secretary general in due course.
Beaupérin became CEO in December 2015 and took on the additional role of secretary general in 2019.
Charlotte Hedemark, president at FERMA, says: “We are truly grateful to Typhaine for her constant commitment to FERMA’s mission of representing the European risk management community.
“Over the past nine years, she has worked tirelessly to advance our strategic goals, enhance our EU influence, grow our network, and shape FERMA into the agile, forward-thinking organisation it is today.”
Hedemark notes that FERMA remains well-positioned to empower its members and extend its influence, with a clear strategy and strong EU presence in place for the next leadership.
Beaupérin adds: “FERMA’s mission has always been to raise the visibility and influence of the risk management profession. It has been an honour to contribute to this mission working alongside an exceptional team and to represent the risk management community on both EU and global stages.
“I look forward to watching FERMA continue to strengthen its voice and empower the profession.”
