(So I made a mistake last week. I pointed out that there would be one more article in this mini-series. Incorrect. There will be three.)
Last week I discussed a real estate-related interview I did with my friend and colleague John VanDuzer, CPA of the James Moore & Co. accounting firm. Read that article Lights, Camera… Real Estate! And our recorded conversation.
This past Thursday I presented at the United Way of North Central Florida’s “Small Business Summit.” My topic? “Scary? Not Scary. The value-added benefits of proactive risk management to small businesses.” Information about the event.
The following are the major topics I discussed:
- Risk and why business entrepreneurs and operations managers should care about it
- Operational risk management and the outcome to business as a result of engaging in it
- Proactive risk management and its six sequential steps
- Risk-shifting – insurance, contractual, and operational
All that in just 40 minutes, including discussions with the attendees. (Want more information? Contact me and I will speak before your group, as well.)
Here for you at ‘no-charge’, is the handout given to the attendees (as a Word doc or a PDF). I hope it is helpful to you and your businesses.
Next week the recording of my conversation with John VanDuzer, CPA regarding business matters will be released. ‘Til then…
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