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Opinion Poll: What keeps you up at night?

By Steven Minsky on July 6, 2006 9:57 AM 0

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Fear or Opportunity? How will you respond?

Risk management: a fresh view of current events

Bird Flu: A Y2K technology fix déjà vu sink hole, or an opportunity to enable a more flexible virtual workforce?

Terrorism: A security nightmare, or an opportunity to improve controls that should be in place anyway?

Global warming: A disaster waiting to happen or a wakeup call for conserving energy and reducing costs?

Your next job promotion: Do you feel stuck in a game of musical chairs where events control you or are you proactively leveraging risk management to meet your performance objectives and advance your career?

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Steven Minsky

Steven Minsky is CEO of LogicManager Inc., a leading provider of ERM infrastructure solutions. He is the developer of the Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) Risk Maturity Model for ERM, author of the RIMS "State of ERM 2008" Report and a RIMS Fellow (RF) instructor on ERM. He is a patent author of risk and process management technology and holds MBA and MA degrees from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business and The Joseph H. Lauder Institute of International Management. You can reach Steven at steven.minsky@logicmanager.com. View more

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