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After the Shooting: A Tale of Two Recoveries
How the Aurora cinema and Wisconsin spa confronted tragedy after massacres at their places of business.
Risk Headlines
Scared in the C-suite
Executives have become paranoid about regulations, but with good reason.
Digital Dependence
For most, a day without internet would seem like civilization had regressed back to the times of stone tablets.
The Hidden Value of Historic Insurance Coverage
Before a proposed merger or acquisition, companies must consider all historic coverage implications.
Women Can Thrive in Business by “Leaning In” and Embracing Risk
Reviewing Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg’s recent book “Lean In.”
Practical ERM Advice for Risk Managers of All Experience Levels
A basic risk management foundation defines ERM and outlines its benefits.
Dining on Deception: The Rising Risk of Food Fraud
Consumers are being tricked by mislabeled food at stores and restaurants. How is food fraud spreading and what is being done?
No Trends in Tornadoes
Are there really more tornadoes than ever?
Should Floridians Expect a Hurricane in 2013?
The 2013 hurricane season predictions and the potential cost of a modern-day Miami superstorm.
Social Media and Business Continuity Planning
Social media can affect business continuity in countless ways, but the following steps can help companies improve their crisis response.
Worst-Case Planning: 10 Steps to Effective Crisis Response
With social media’s rising influence, a crisis can do irreparable harm to a company’s brand.
Communicating Risk to Any Audience
Authors Amy Su Jen and Mariel Maignan Wilkins teach risk managers that even introverts can captivate a crowd.
Showrooming Risk and Retail Price Wars
The shopping trend of “showrooming” threatens the profits of brick-and-mortar retail stores.
The War on Error: Human Error as a Strategic Risk Management Concern
Some organizations have flown the flag of surrender, but attacking mistakes stragetically has huge payoffs.
Overcoming Obstacles to Recovering Settlement Costs from Insurers
Insurance companies are slow to pay out for settlement costs — if they agree to pay at all. Here are some ways to improve the odds.
The Insurance Industry’s Rising Reputation
Insurance has a crummy reputation — but it may be improving.
