Risky Business Week
Explore Risk Management in Higher Education
Risky Business Week: A Week Focusing on Risk Management’s Contributions to Higher Education
What Is Risky Business Week? Risky Business Week explores the value of campus risk management and the professionals who work to protect students, faculty, staff, and the institutions they serve. The bottom line? Everyone is a risk manager. Effective campuswide risk management efforts help protect people, operations, and resources, allowing institutions to meet their missions. Explore risk management by planning your own campus activities during Risky Business Week: A Week Focusing on Risk Management’s Contributions to Higher Education.
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Help Us Celebrate Risky Business Week! Launch your own risk management week with these tools: • Risky Business Week website: my.urmia.org/rmweek • Social media conversations: #riskybusiness • Free webinars • Print-on-demand materials, including posters, flyers, and tip cards • Sample e-mails, press releases, and logos • Guidance on holding your own lunch and learn sessions • Frequently asked questions and elevator speeches Schedule for Risky Business Week 2015: • During Risky Business Week, each day will focus on a different area of campus risk and feature webinars and other downloadable resources, templates, and tools to share across campus. Visit the Risky Business Week website for more information.
Save the Date! Risky Business Week
November 2-6, 2015 Visit my.urmia.org/RMWeek for webinars, print-on-demand fliers and posters, presentation templates, and other tools to help bring RM Week to your campus. my.urmia.org/RMWeek | #riskybusiness
Goals of Risky Business: • Communicate the value of effective risk management to your campus stakeholders. • Forge relationships to build a culture of risk management. • Introduce your campus to risk management with resources and webinars from URMIA. • Host your own RM Week events to explore risk management!
Brought to you by: UNIVERSITY RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE ASSOCIATION my.urmia.org | 812-855-6683 | [email protected]
Risky Business Week: A Week Focusing on Risk Management’s Contributions to Higher Education
What Is Risky Business Week? Risky Business Week explores the value of campus risk management and the professionals who work to protect students, faculty, staff, and the institutions they serve. The bottom line? Everyone is a risk manager. Effective campuswide risk management efforts help protect people, operations, and resources, allowing institutions to meet their missions. Explore risk management by planning your own campus activities during Risky Business Week: A Week Focusing on Risk Management’s Contributions to Higher Education.
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Help Us Celebrate Risky Business Week! Launch your own risk management week with these tools: • Risky Business Week website: my.urmia.org/rmweek • Social media conversations: #riskybusiness • Free webinars • Print-on-demand materials, including posters, flyers, and tip cards • Sample e-mails, press releases, and logos • Guidance on holding your own lunch and learn sessions • Frequently asked questions and elevator speeches Schedule for Risky Business Week 2015: • During Risky Business Week, each day will focus on a different area of campus risk and feature webinars and other downloadable resources, templates, and tools to share across campus. Visit the Risky Business Week website for more information.
Save the Date! Risky Business Week
November 2-6, 2015 Visit my.urmia.org/RMWeek for webinars, print-on-demand fliers and posters, presentation templates, and other tools to help bring RM Week to your campus. my.urmia.org/RMWeek | #riskybusiness
Goals of Risky Business: • Communicate the value of effective risk management to your campus stakeholders. • Forge relationships to build a culture of risk management. • Introduce your campus to risk management with resources and webinars from URMIA. • Host your own RM Week events to explore risk management!
Brought to you by: UNIVERSITY RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE ASSOCIATION my.urmia.org | 812-855-6683 | [email protected]
