
About Us
Who We Are
KSB Risk Advisory is a trusted name risk advisory services. Our firm, based in the dynamic city of Minneapolis, offers practical and scalable solutions to today's challenges that will also prepare your business for future opportunities.


Meet Our Founder – Kojo Baafi
Kojo Baafi brings over twenty years of leadership in risk management across public, private, and Fortune 500 companies. His expertise in identifying and mitigating complex business risks, coupled with his leadership in internal audit strategy and enterprise risk management, has consistently driven success. Kojo is committed to providing tailored solutions to meet the specific needs of your business so that you're equipped to handle today's challenges and tomorrow's opportunities.

What We Do
At KSB, we believe that effective risk management is the cornerstone of a successful business strategy. Our primary role involves assessing various risks that a business might encounter and providing guidance on how to mitigate or manage these risks effectively.
We pride ourselves on being agile and flexible, while also adapting to the ever-changing business landscape and your evolving needs.
What Sets KSB Apart
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Our Integrity & Respect: We uphold the highest standards of honesty, transparency, and ethical conduct in all our dealings.
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Our Customer Focus: We are dedicated to understanding and meeting your specific needs, providing exceptional service, and fostering positive experiences.
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Our Competence: We continuously pursue knowledge and expertise to stay ahead in our field so that we can offer you innovative risk management solutions.
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Our Teamwork: We believe in working with you and staying engaged, because the best ideas bubble to the surface when people come together to solve problems.
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Our Agility & Flexibility: Our ability to adapt and respond quickly to changing circumstances and customer needs ensures that your business remains resilient.
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​Discover how KSB’s approach to risk management can make a difference for your business.
