January 31, 2018

Resource Type: Webinars

5 Hallmarks of Risk Assessment

Watch this webinar to learn five hallmarks for conducting an effective internal risk assessment at your organization. Learn lessons from the real experiences of NRMC consultants and clients during formal risk assessment engagements. Also see a short demo of NRMC’s...

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October 19, 2017

Resource Type: Risk eNews

How to Conduct a Risk Assessment

To say that the term risk assessment has many meanings is an incontrovertible understatement. My Google search of the phrase what is a risk assessment yielded more than 127 million results in an astonishing .88 seconds! From time to time at NRMC we ponder...

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December 2, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

The Power of Ten

Earlier today I received a notice about a school-related function that will be held on 10/10/10, a date the invitation described as “The Powers of Ten Day.” While reading the notice I was reminded that the line-up for Center’s annual...

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December 2, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

Finding Danger in What Lies Beneath

While I agree with the saying, “you can’t judge a book by its cover,” I’ve discovered that books with clever titles* are often great reads. I’ve been reading a fascinating new book this week titled “Slow Death by Rubber Duck:...

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December 2, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

It’s a Small World

Frameworks for understanding and managing risk within organizations—often referred to as risk management “standards” exist in various forms throughout the world. Last week I had a wonderful opportunity to participate in the ongoing discussion about how voluntary standards and regulatory...

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December 2, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

It’s Almost, Never

The subject of “being late” has a starring role in literature, popular music, and every day conversation. Despite the fact that we spend a lot of time worrying about being late, we often wind up behind schedule. Many tasks and...

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December 2, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

May I Have Your Attention Please?

This week I’ve been reading Daniel Kahneman’s terrific book, Thinking Fast and Slow. Many readers will recognize the author as the past recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences and recall his ground-breaking work—with Amos Tversky—on the subject of decision-making....

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December 2, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

Halloween, Unmasking Risk and Your Nonprofit

You’ve probably heard it from others or perhaps have even uttered it yourself: Halloween isn’t the same as it was “back in the day.” When I was a child Halloween costumes began as grand concepts that morphed into wearable works...

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December 2, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

Intriguing Intangibles

I’ve been reading an interesting book this week about the application of core concepts from the field of quantum physics to organizational planning. The book, The Art of Quantum Planning, by Gerald Harris, explores the idea of planning as a form...

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December 2, 2016

Resource Type: Risk eNews

Real Partners Plan Ahead

Last week I was reminded that the word “risk” lurks behind the seemingly harmless term, “alliance.” While attempting to check-in to the final two legs in a multi-city itinerary, I was informed by the counter agent at SAS Airlines that...

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