Risk Management
Insurance is NOT risk management, but it is a part of risk management. Insurance plays it's part in the risk management process by providing an avenue to finance the results of risky events.
Whether you're a risk manager, or you're looking to expand your risk management skill set, these courses are designed to broaden your grasp on the process and price of managing the risks of doing business.
Rating AI Tools: Balancing Functionality and Security
Our Tech Expert, Tom Wetzel, is bringing us this new session. It's all about looking at the online tools that we're all using and determining which ones might make us more vulnerable to cyberattacks.
Who is Paying for This? A Three-Part Class on Risk Transfer, Part 3
Join us as Casey Roberts brings his experience and wisdom to the topic of Risk Transfer in this third part of his new three-part series.
Who is Paying for This? A Three-Part Class on Risk Transfer, Part 2
Join us as Casey Roberts brings his experience and wisdom to the topic of Risk Transfer in this second part of his new three-part series.
Who is Paying for This? A Three-Part Class on Risk Transfer, Part 1
Join us as Casey Roberts brings his experience and wisdom to the topic of Risk Transfer in this first part of his new three-part series.
Risk and Insurance for Educational Institutions
As the costs and consequences of education escalate, educational institutions at all levels operate under intense scrutiny as they face a rapidly growing web of property and liability risks. At the most basic level, the COVID-19 pandemic gave at least temporary impetus to suits against schools for "failure to educate."
Join us as Joe Harrington brings this session, designed to bring the risk management issues to light within the education space.
E&O - The Experts Weigh In
E&O claims are easy. Said no one ever.
That's why David Thompson is bringing together some of the brightest lights in the E&O world. Join us as this team of experts unpacks E&O issues that insurance agents will face every day.
Deadly Attraction - Understanding Attractive Nuisances
What do pools, open pits, broken-down refrigerators, and tractors all have in common? They are all examples of attractive nuisances. Join us as Precious Norman-Walton helps us with this legal doctrine, including what to do when you can't just fill in the pool.
Ways to Finance Risk
In this fourth session of our Risk Management Basics series, we discuss how an organization can finance the risks that they take on. This step in the Risk Management Cycle is critical because an organization that has decided to take on certain risks must understand the risk brings a potential financial consequence. Those financial consequences must be planned for and funded. Join us as Patrick discussed risk financing.
Ways to Control Risk
In this series, we're taking a high-level look at risk management. In just a few sessions, we will give you a primer on risk management. It won't make you a risk manager, but it is designed to open the discussion about risk, risk management, the place the insurance plays in the process, and how you can better serve your clients.
This session is focused on some of the ways that you can help businesses to control the risks that they face. Join us as Patrick discusses ways to control risks.
Understanding Loss Sensitive Plans
Some insureds are very happy using guaranteed cost insurance policies, but others can benefit from a more complex insurance program. Join us as Richard Faber discusses large deductible plans, retroactive rating systems, and other loss-sensitive insurance plans.