Charlotte Hedemark elected Ferma president
The Federation of European Risk Management Associations has elected Charlotte Hedemark, a risk management expert at German software company SAP, as its next president.
She will succeed Dirk Wegener, global head of corporate insurance at Deutsche Bank, who has been Ferma president since 2019, on 17 October.
Hedemark has worked in global risk and assurance services
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