Podcasts & Blogs

Featuring emerging issues impacting the public risk management community, listen and read these resources to remain cognizant of best practices in the profession!
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Best Practices to Avoid a Cyber Attack

A look behind the scenes from a broker, risk manager and IT director, on changing and updating protocols, procedures and hardware to create a best practice environment for cybersecurity.

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Best Practices in Pool Loss Control

There’s no question that an effective loss control effort is an essential step in the risk management process. All too often, the risk pool management attempts to launch loss control & safety programs before substantially defining the “why”… in other words, knowing the mission of the effort, and fully understanding the business philosophy behind that mission.

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Creating a Culture of Risk Management

This entertaining and educational session will motivate and rejuvenate you to build an environment where employees feel empowered to protect not only themselves but each other.

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Toxic Individuals – Toxic Workplaces

What is a “toxic person,” and if left to his/her own devices how do they create a “toxic” workplace? Most importantly, how does this toxicity affect employee engagement?

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Keys to Success: Performance Indicators for Pools

Defining key performance indicators (KPIs) is both art and science, and don’t always come easily, but the right KPIs will help you measure and report on success to your board and stakeholders, as well as signaling when it’s time to make changes.

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Unforced Errors: Cognitive Psychology for Risk Managers

While we like to believe that we manage risk and make decisions based on cold, rational processes, a lot of psychological research suggests otherwise.

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Medical Treatment & Costs Associated with COVID-19

Learn the medical treatment and costs associated with COVID-19.

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What Risk Managers Should Consider When Employing Tactical Medical Support in SWAT Operations

In the mid-1960s, major police departments around the U.S. began employing Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) teams: heavily armed, specially trained officers who can act swiftly and decisively in volatile situations. Although the exact figure is unknown, it’s safe to say that today a majority of municipalities use SWAT teams.

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Keeping Up with First Responder Presumption Laws

Now, more than ever, the world is examining how companies treat their employees in times of crisis. By providing your employees with a process and plan to address COVID-19 and possible exposures, you’re caring for both your organization and your workforce.

Here’s how:

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