A Risk Management Primer for Business Leaders – Part VI (Leadership for Habitual Excellence)1/16/2018 Up to now, our risk management primer has consisted of four parts: (i) providing a way to think about risk management, (ii) introducing the concept of corporate longevity as a key metric, (iii) explaining the need for business leaders to become “chief learners” that serve within an institutional learning system, and (iv) how an institutional learning system is integral to risk management. Parts V and VI explore how former Alcoa CEO Paul O’Neill used a risk management strategy focused on workplace safety to create an institutional learning system and a culture of habitual excellence that resulted in record prosperity.
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A Risk Management Primer for Business Leaders – Part V (Leadership for Habitual Excellence)1/2/2018 Up to now, our risk management primer has consisted of four parts: (i) providing a way to think about risk management, (ii) introducing the concept of corporate longevity as a key metric, (iii) explaining the need for business leaders to become “chief learners” that serve within an institutional learning system, and (iv) how an institutional learning system is integral to risk management. Part V explores how former Alcoa CEO Paul O’Neill used a risk management strategy focused on workplace safety to create an institutional learning system and a culture of habitual excellence that resulted in record prosperity.
For the past 30 years, policyholders and insurers have been fighting over insurance for environmental contamination. This list of helpful tips is a good review of lessons learned.
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