Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Four-day conference covering enterprise risk management, internal audit, and corporate compliance
- Designed for mid-to-senior level risk managers, internal auditors, and compliance officers
- Features keynote speakers, panel discussions, and expert-led educational sessions
- Takes place October 18-21, 2026, at the Centre des congrès de Québec
About the Event
The RIMS Canada Conference 2026 brings together risk management professionals for four days of education, networking, and knowledge sharing. The in-person event takes place at the Centre des congrès de Québec and features a programme of keynote presentations, panel discussions, and educational sessions delivered by industry experts.
The conference serves as a gathering point for practitioners working across enterprise risk management, internal audit, and corporate compliance functions. Sessions focus on practical approaches to risk identification and mitigation, with an emphasis on techniques that professionals can apply within their own organisations.
Key Topics
The programme addresses several interconnected disciplines within the risk management field:
- Enterprise and Strategic Risk Management: Approaches to identifying and managing risks at the organisational level
- Internal Audit: Methods for evaluating risk controls and governance processes
- Corporate Compliance: Strategies for meeting regulatory requirements and maintaining organisational standards
Educational sessions address current challenges facing risk professionals, including how to demonstrate the value of risk management functions to organisational leadership.
Who Should Attend
The conference targets experienced practitioners in risk-related roles. Relevant job functions include:
- Risk Managers
- Internal Auditors
- Compliance Officers
- Enterprise Risk Management professionals
The event is suited to mid-to-senior level professionals from risk management departments, internal audit teams, and compliance functions across various industries and organisation sizes. Attendees can expect opportunities to build professional relationships with peers facing similar challenges in their respective organisations.

