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Office Facility Manager Risk Management Checklist

By Gibson on Jul 10, 2013 6:13:00 AM

Risk management isn’t limited to operations, finance, or within manufacturing facilities; there are risks to be aware of within physical office buildings and for office workers.

Tripping Hazards

Topics: Risk Management Personal Insurance & Risk Management
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Hunting on Your Vacant Land

By Gibson on Jul 8, 2013 6:30:00 AM

Hunting accidents on vacant land can lead to a number of legal liability concerns. Homeowners with vacant land or farmland with exposures to third-party hunters should take a variety of measures to mitigate their exposure. Thus, consider the following recommendations if you own property with this exposure.

Topics: Risk Management Personal Insurance & Risk Management
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Is It Time For A Tune-Up?

By Tim Leman on Jul 5, 2013 6:08:00 AM

Recently I asked several executive coaches I know – Tony Hutti, Pat Frazier, and Bruce Gobdel – what traits they observed in the very best leaders. I was curious if the top executives shared some common qualities.

As I put this post together, I began to see it as a leadership check-up of sorts. It also became apparent to me that I need a little work done myself. As you read it, I challenge you to perform your own diagnostic check and commit to making the necessary repairs.

Topics: Executive
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The Difference Between Market Value And Rebuild Cost

By Gibson on Jul 3, 2013 5:39:00 PM

One of the most common questions for homeowners’ insurance coverage is the difference between market value and rebuild cost. The two are not directly related.

Insurance companies base your premium on the cost of rebuilding rather than the value of the home. Knowing how to differentiate between the two can make a difference in the amount you receive in the event of a disaster.

Topics: Personal Insurance & Risk Management
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The Importance Of Effective Claims Management‬‬‬

By Gibson on Jun 26, 2013 5:00:00 AM

The reason for insurance, both business and personal, is to help us protect what matters most. However, simply having insurance is not enough when it comes to making and resolving a claim. Effective claims can save you money, ensure sufficient compensation, and minimize disruption to normal operations.

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Health Care Reform: Next Steps for Employers

By Gibson on Jun 24, 2013 7:24:00 AM

As the countdown to January 1st continues, employers must continue to prepare for the changes that must be made to comply with the Health Care Reform.

Topics: Health Care Reform
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7 Values For A Winning Organization

By Tim Leman on Jun 21, 2013 3:51:00 AM

Key values can propel you or your organization to success. They span time, companies, and industry. Here are seven that have served me well.

Topics: Executive
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Digital Risk – An Emerging Issue In Modern Business

By Gibson on Jun 19, 2013 5:00:00 AM

Over the last 40 years, the digital age has dawned, and profoundly changed the modern society. As a business that is concerned about risk management, staying on top of the emerging risks is a necessity, but the mind boggling speed of technological advancement has made this difficult. With a modern business relying so much on technology, it is then imperative that every effort is made to manage the risks of a digital age.

Topics: Risk Management
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Health Care Reform: Who Is Responsible To “Get The Word Out”?

By Gibson on Jun 17, 2013 5:11:00 AM

Health Care Reform continues to be a highly debated topic. A recent New York Times/CBS News poll stated that 47% of their respondents still oppose the law, while just 36 % approve. At this point the biggest issue is the confusing mix of messages that are found in the media, on the internet, discussed at the water coolers, and shared among all Americans.

Topics: Health Care Reform
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Next Generation Of Leaders, Similar Risks

By Tim Leman on Jun 14, 2013 3:12:00 AM

Recently I connected with Tony Hutti, Bruce Gobdel, and Linda Stowell to get their thoughts on the next generation of leaders. After long and successful careers in management and public accounting, Tony and Bruce now facilitate executive roundtable groups. Many of their forum members are leading high growth organizations and are newer to the CEO role. Stowell was a turnaround consultant and came home to run her family business in LaPorte several years ago.

Topics: Executive