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Governance, risk and compliance specialists in your time zone — wherever you operate.

GRC Department places vetted remote practitioners with organisations that need audit-ready programmes. Every consultant has completed the grcmentor.ai curriculum and a technical review before being listed for engagement.

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  • Four-hour working overlap guaranteed
  • Single services or bundled programmes

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For organisations

Staff a compliance programme without a headcount request.

Select the services you need from the catalogue and a vetted consultant delivers them. Contracting, confidentiality agreements and administration are handled centrally.

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For consultants

Complete the programme, then practise on international engagements.

grcmentor.ai graduates apply for listing, set their own availability and working window, and are introduced to clients whose control environment matches their assessed competencies.

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Frameworks covered

Service catalogue

320 services across 16 categories, engaged singly or bundled.

Rather than scoping an open-ended consulting engagement, select the discrete units of work you need — a business impact analysis, a supplier tiering model, a retention schedule — and receive a scoped proposal against each.

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How it works

Select the work. Scope it. A consultant delivers it.

You do not have to define a consulting engagement from a blank page. The catalogue breaks GRC delivery into discrete services, each one a scoped unit of work with a named output.

  1. 01

    Choose from the catalogue

    Browse 16 delivery categories or search the full catalogue. Select a single service, or add several to a bundle — across categories if the work spans them.

  2. 02

    Complete a short scoping form

    Six questions covering boundary, driving framework, timing, your business hours and any existing material. Questions adapt to the category of service selected.

  3. 03

    Receive a proposal and a consultant

    A GRC lead confirms the deliverable, duration and acceptance criteria, and names the vetted consultant assigned — with the working overlap they will hold.

  4. 04

    Delivery under a single agreement

    Contracting, confidentiality terms and administration run through GRC Department. Bundled services are delivered under one statement of work and one point of contact.

Practice areas

Engage against the control, not the job title.

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Available for engagement

Consultants accepting work this quarter.

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Engagement models

Three ways to take services from the catalogue.

Single service

One catalogue item with a defined output — a business impact analysis, a retention schedule, a supplier tiering model. The narrowest way to start.

  • One scoped deliverable
  • Defined acceptance criteria
  • Suited to a specific gap
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Bundled programme

Several services combined into one engagement — commonly a readiness sequence: assessment, then design, then implementation and testing.

  • One statement of work
  • One point of contact
  • Sequenced delivery plan

Continuing support

Recurring catalogue services delivered on a cadence — monitoring cycles, review cycles, questionnaire response and register maintenance.

  • Agreed recurring cadence
  • Consistent consultant
  • Reviewed each quarter

Terms for each model are set out in the proposal returned after scoping. Every engagement begins with a two-week trial period.

Client portal

Your engagements, deliverables and consultants in one place.

Track milestones, accept deliverables, approve your consultant's weekly timesheet, and see what your own teams owe the engagement — the evidence exports and ticket samples that stall an audit when they go missing.

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Vetting

Listing is earned through assessed work, not a self-reported résumé.

Consultants progress through the grcmentor.ai programme and a listing review before appearing in client shortlists. Each stage produces artefacts a client can inspect.

  1. Stage 01

    Programme completion

    Framework modules and graded control-mapping exercises on grcmentor.ai.

  2. Stage 02

    Simulated audit

    An end-to-end readiness exercise producing a policy set, risk register and evidence index.

  3. Stage 03

    Practitioner review

    A working session with an experienced assessor, scored against the competencies shown on the profile.

  4. Stage 04

    Engagement record

    Client feedback after each engagement remains attached to the profile and informs future matching.

Frequently asked

Common questions.

Are consultants employees of GRC Department?
No. Consultants are independent practitioners engaged through GRC Department, which administers the contract, confidentiality terms and payment.
How is time zone overlap guaranteed?
Each profile declares a working window. Shortlists exclude consultants who cannot provide at least four hours of overlap with your stated business hours.
Can a consultant sign our audit opinion?
No. Consultants prepare organisations for assessment and support the audit; the opinion remains the responsibility of your licensed audit firm.
How does this relate to grcmentor.ai?
grcmentor.ai trains and assesses practitioners. GRC Department is where those practitioners are engaged by clients. Listing requires programme completion.