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Breaking Down Restaurants’ Most Common and Costly Injuries

The 2024 Restaurant Risk Report by AmTrust details what’s driving workers’ comp costs for restaurant operators and how to make meaningful changes in workplace safety.

Katie Dwyer

Third-Party Litigation Funding is Forcing Commercial Insureds to Proactively Manage Their Legal Risk

Courtney DuChene

Economic Threats Top Global Business Leaders’ Risk Concerns

R&I Editorial Team

E&S Market Growth: More Choices for Challenging Risks

Lucy Pilko

Companies Using New Approaches to Analyze, Communicate Interconnected Risks

R&I Editorial Team

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Hoodies and Brandy

We tend to think of diversity as a proper blend of gender, race and abilities. Let’s not forget age.

Joanna Makomaski

High Five to the Spencer Foundation

Risk management training in combination with a liberal arts education creates a great foundation.

Jack Hampton

The Profession

Foster Farms’ director, corporate treasurer knows that risk managers need to graduate from a “necessary evil” to a true business partner in their companies.

Katie Dwyer

Brett Kirkham

Foster Farms’ director, corporate treasurer knows that risk managers need to graduate from a “necessary evil” to a true business partner in their companies.

Katie Dwyer

Hopemongering To Manage Risk

Risk-taking decisions must balance both fear and hope.

Joanna Makomaski

Assuming Rationality Is Probably Irrational

Counting on rational behavior by the actors in any given organization might be a mistake.

Andrew Bent

Sharing Knowledge and Experience

Learning from peers and professional organizations aids professional and personal success.

Nancy Chambers

The Profession

David Hornaday knows risk managers have to be more fluent and competent in the financial world. Just procuring insurance isn’t enough anymore.

Katie Dwyer

David Hornaday

David Hornaday knows risk managers have to be more fluent and competent in the financial world. Just procuring insurance isn’t enough anymore.

Katie Dwyer

What Comes After Z?

To assess future risks, view the world from the eyes of Generation Z.

Joanna Makomaski

The Risk Register: Dead or Alive?

In creating risk registers, risk managers should strive to keep their lists short and dynamic.

Paula Vene Smith

Enforcing Safety Rules in Summer is Challenging

Risk professionals need to personalize safety messages so employees make it part of their on-the-job practice.

Marilyn Rivers

New Tools to Bolster Reputation Risk Management

New legal guidelines should strengthen board governance and reputation risk management.

Nir Kossovsky

Philly’s Risk Manager: DNC Will Be a ‘Walk in the Park’

After nearly two years of planning, Philadelphia’s risk manager expects a peaceful and well-organized Democratic National Convention.

Katie Dwyer

Realizing the True Cost of Risk

Applying a broader definition to retained losses and control costs, organizations can identify new opportunities to reduce cost across the full spectrum of risk.

Andrew Bent