Carole Stern Switzer brings together two powerful streams of expertise: twenty years as a nationally recognized environmental lawyer followed by two decades as a pioneering force in integrated GRC. As Co-Founder of OCEG, she helped create the framework that transformed how organizations approach governance, risk management, and compliance worldwide. Her groundbreaking work on the OCEG GRC Capability Model has become the global standard, adopted by a thriving community of more than 150,000 professionals, academics, and regulators.

A sought-after thought leader, Switzer bridges the gap between theory and practice in GRC implementation. She draws on her experience as a former law firm partner and her deep understanding of regulatory challenges to show organizations how to move from siloed approaches to integrated GRC excellence. Her insights have influenced business leaders and academics alike, shaping how GRC is taught around the world.

Whether speaking on global stages, publishing books and appearing in leading business magazines, or developing comprehensive training programs, Switzer consistently demonstrates why she's been recognized in the Martindale-Hubbell Bar Registry of Preeminent Women Lawyers. Her unique blend of legal acumen and GRC innovation makes her an authoritative voice for organizations navigating today's complex risk landscape.