April 1, 2025

Resource Type: Risk eNews

Own It: Failure as a Springboard to Success

By Melanie Lockwood Herman As a teenager, I was bursting with excitement when Mum and I set off to the DMV in Danvers, MA to take my driver’s exam. A year prior, my older sister returned home from her exam...

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March 4, 2025

Resource Type: Risk eNews

Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults from Sexual Abuse with Mike Kolberg of Philadelphia Insurance Companies

Mike Kolberg is regional manager of risk management services for Philadelphia Insurance Companies (PHLY), a commercial property/casualty and professional liability insurer that offers a variety of solutions tailored to the nonprofit sector. With abuse prevention for all populations top of...

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January 27, 2025

Resource Type: Risk eNews

Cultivate Your Risk Manager Superpowers

When was your last big risk management win? Did you feel like you’d earned your superhero cape?  Reflecting on our successes can help us build on areas where we excel as risk managers. It can also help us identify areas...

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January 16, 2025

Resource Type: Webinars

Cultivate Your Risk Manager Superpowers

Remember your last big risk management win? Did you feel like you’d earned a cape? We explore the “superpowers” great risk leaders tap every day, and how to cultivate them.  https://vimeo.com/1047270784/773ffac9ea?ts=0&share=copy HANDOUT: Cultivate Your Risk Manager Superpowers

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December 16, 2024

Resource Type: Risk eNews

NRMC’s Most Popular Risk Articles of 2024

By Rachel Sams  This year, the risk managers in NRMC’s audience navigated competing demands to stay open to possibilities yet have all the answers. They sought a sense of calm and tools to help their nonprofit build resilience in the...

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October 31, 2024

Resource Type: Articles, Risk eNews

5 Steps to Better Risk Communication

Years ago, a boss confided in me about a personal issue that would impact her work schedule. She asked me to briefly tell each of the team members I managed about the issue, so they’d know why she was out...

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October 2, 2024

Resource Type: Articles, Risk eNews

Obsessing Over Risk Issues? That’s OK, If You Do It Right.

“Nothing in life is as important as you think it is when you are thinking about it.” - Daniel Kahneman I remember when the Calvin Klein cologne “Obsession” debuted in the mid-1980s. I was (and still am) a cynic who...

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September 25, 2024

Resource Type: Articles, Risk eNews

Risk Managers Must Learn to See What’s Already There. Here’s How.

I recently finished a fascinating book on the power and perils of something all humans experience: habituation. In Look Again: The Power of Noticing What Was Always There, Tali Sharot and Cass R. Sunstein encourage readers to seize and embrace...

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August 28, 2024

Resource Type: Articles, Risk eNews

Risk Register Redux

Throughout the year I hear from risk leaders who tell me they are either ‘still using’ or are ‘back to using’ a risk register, an impractical tool from risk management antiquity that refuses to be forgotten. Although many risk functions...

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August 7, 2024

Resource Type: Risk eNews

It’s OK to Laugh About Risk Management. Really.

While prepping for an upcoming speaking engagement, my point of contact warned me: “Don’t be surprised if members of the audience share humorous anecdotes and comments when you invite their participation.” This news was a great relief! Before walking up...

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