About Us
GRC Programs That Work
Saxony Solutions is a GRC consulting practice specializing in the design and implementation of enterprise risk and compliance programs — across 4 platforms and 7 industries. We help organizations build GRC programs that don't just get implemented, they get used.
Our Story
Saxony Solutions was founded by Chris Duckers, bringing 20+ years of hands-on GRC implementation experience to organizations looking to build risk and compliance programs that actually deliver value — not just check a box.
As Founder & CEO, Chris leads both the strategic direction of the business and the hands-on delivery of every client engagement. When you work with Saxony Solutions, you're working directly with the person who has spent two decades in the trenches of GRC implementation — not being handed off to a junior team after the sale.
Our Philosophy
Too many GRC programs are technically complete and practically abandoned — configured, launched, and then quietly ignored because they were never built around how the business actually works. We believe a GRC program should be judged by whether your teams use it, not whether it was implemented on time and on budget.
That philosophy shapes how we approach every engagement: staying platform-agnostic instead of pushing a preferred tool, grounding our work in established frameworks rather than reinventing the wheel, and measuring success by adoption — not just go-live.
(For a closer look at the platforms we work in and the specific services we offer, visit our Services page.)
Who We Serve
Saxony Solutions works with organizations at every stage of GRC maturity — from those standing up a formal risk program for the first time, to established risk functions looking to optimize or migrate an underperforming platform. Our client work spans seven industries, including Finance, Healthcare, and Government — see the full list on our Services page.
Let's Build Something That Works
If your GRC program isn't delivering the value it should — or you're starting from scratch and want to get it right the first time — let's talk.