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RISQED Launch: May 7th: Kill Your Spreadsheets of Doom – Ditch Excel BRAs Forever

20/04/2026

Are spreadsheets of doom weighing your business down? RISQED will make using spreadsheets for Business Risk Assessments obsolete.

🚀 Big news – RISQED Launch Event is now confirmed – sign up now.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/risqed-launch-kill-your-spreadsheets-of-doom-ditch-excel-bras-forever-tickets-1987624101192?aff=oddtdtcreator

We’re excited to officially announce the launch of our new risk platform on:

  • Thursday, May 7th, 2026, KINGSMAN – Event Suite, De Carteret House, Castle Street, St Helier, Jersey
  • Join us for a 2-hour complimentary event where you’ll see how RISQED finally replaces those “spreadsheets of doom” with a powerful, AI-powered, audit-ready risk and compliance system.

Event Timings:

  • 12:00 – Arrival, networking & lunch
  • 12:20 – Presentation + live demo starts
  • 13:30 – Presentation & demo ends
  • 13:30 – 14:00 – Q&A and final networking

CPD

The event will also offer CPD certificates, as we will explain the regulatory requirements for risk assessment and how to apply a methodology to the regulatory rules.

What to expect:

  • This will be transformational for anyone still managing risk, governance, or compliance with manual spreadsheets.
  • Whether you are a director, or in compliance, and want to see how your life can be made easier, come and meet the RISQED team.

Why attend:

  • In 2024, a peer-reviewed study showed 94% of spreadsheets have mistakes - mistakes that RISQED can prevent through a fully auditable system.

Huge thanks to:

  • Mathew Beale, Sunil Ravtuwar, Zachariah Varghese, Andy Jarvis, Claire Boscq and Adam Bendelow for all the hard work, support, and partnership.
  • As we all agree, let’s kill those spreadsheets once and for all! 🙏

Sign up here:- https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/risqed-launch-kill-your-spreadsheets-of-doom-ditch-excel-bras-forever-tickets-1987624101192?aff=oddtdtcreator

Looking forward to seeing you there!

#RISQED #RiskManagement #GRC #RegTech #Compliance #Jersey

Any questions please e-mail Martyna at yes@comsuregroup.com.

JERSEY COMSURE SERVICES TRAINING

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