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Predictive Strategies To Detect Electrical and Machinery Failures

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The Future of Risk & Compliance: 5 Key Insights for the Modern Leader

History shows us that successful organizations thrive not by predicting every risk but by being prepared for the unexpected. Today’s risk and compliance professionals face significant shifts driven by heightened regulatory scrutiny, emerging risks, and rapid technological advancements. Staying ahead requires a proactive approach to adapt and thrive. Join us for an insightful webinar where our expert panel will discuss the critical factors influencing organizations today, the transformative role of technology in streamlining processes, and the necessity of fostering a risk-aware culture. ;

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READY FOR TOMORROW: From AI to the SEC: The Future of D&O Litigation and Regulatory Exposures

This is the fourth installment of HUB’s Ready for Tomorrow series! From the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) to the latest Security Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations and U.S. Supreme Court rulings, our expert panel will explore key areas that are shaping the future of public companies’ D&O litigation and regulatory exposures, with a special focus on considerations for IPO and merger activity. ;

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Risk Perception and Management: Insights for a Changing Landscape

The Marsh Global Risks Report 2024 is available and our expert panelists will delve into the trending and emerging risks facing busines. They will explore the impact of current and potential geopolitical conflicts, civil unrest, workplace transformations, artificial intelligence, natural catastrophes, and supply chain disruptions. We'll explore how management approaches may need to be recast in the context of increased cybersecurity, climate change and sustainability, automation in the workplace, and value chain challenges. ;

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Lessons from Veterans on Strategic Risk Leadership

Veterans bring unique leadership qualities and risk management strategies to the business world. As professionals who have navigated high-pressure situations, they possess a distinct perspective on managing uncertainty, mitigating risks, and driving success in volatile environments. Featuring the perspectives of risk and insurance professionals who served in the U.S. Armed Forces, we’ll explore how their military training, decision-making under duress, and experience with complex, global challenges translate into effective risk leadership in the corporate sector. Proudly sponsored by SERVPRO;

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Mastering Property Renewals: Strategies for Success in 2025 with Risk Engineering

Don’t be lulled into a false sense of security by the softening property insurance market. With underwriters scrutinizing every detail, now is the time to learn how independent risk engineering and proactive loss control can give you a competitive edge in renewal negotiations. ;

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Long-Term Property Strategies for a Resilient Future

We will delve into the challenges and opportunities in developing long-term commercial property strategy. Join us as we elevate the discussion specific to a return on investment for commercial property risk mitigation. Explore strategies to lessen risk, optimize insurance portfolios, and build resilience in an uncertain market. Attendees will gain insights into emerging trends, risk management best practices, and innovative solutions to safeguard their commercial properties. ;

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Mastering ERM | Sponsored by Diligent

Our expert panel will discuss the importance of balancing internal and external risk factors, how this synergy enhances decision-making, and why leveraging these insights is critical for gaining a strategic advantage. Learn how to proactively manage risks, ensure compliance, and drive business success by optimizing your ERM framework with cutting-edge tools and real-time data.;

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Advancing RMIS: Tech Bias in Modern Risk Management

Many organizations today find themselves constrained by traditional risk management information systems (RMIS) that cannot keep pace with their evolving business needs and technical opportunities. These legacy systems are characterized by inflexible architectures, outdated user interfaces, and inefficient processes.;

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