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The Risk ReconnaissanceTM Program, An Intro
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Welcome to Risk Reconnaissance. I am a Commercial Risk Management Consultant with a national insurance and risk management firm. I have developed this website with the intent of assisting business leaders on the improved understanding of risk management and insurance through dialogue, collaboration, and improved communication by means of routine blogging and risk management philosophy is based on four key areas: risk identification, client-based operational awareness, claims reduction, and risk reduction/loss control techniques. I employ my actions to solve complex insurance issues by means of the Risk ReconnaissanceSM Program; a program centered on client interviews, loss and claims analysis, operational/site assessments, insurance program reviews, and a comprehensive service plan.
Business insurance involves many variations that need to be carefully navigated, while taking into account a much larger business view. Insurance is only a small measure of the much larger risk management spectrum. From standard commercial insurance lines such as workers compensation to general liability, and everything in between, risk management techniques are necessary to minimize loss(es) and maximize value.
General Industry
Standard insurance coverages reviewed include: Workers’ Compensation, Property, General Liability, Automobile Liability, Professional Liability, Excess or Umbrella Liability, and Executive Liability (Directors & Officers, Fiduciary Liability, Employment Practices, and Errors & Omissions)
Government Contractors
Specialty Lines of insurance reviews include: Defense Base Act, Kidnap & Ransom, Accidental Death & Dismemberment, Repatriation, Travel Accident, Worldwide Medical and Foreign Voluntary Workers’ Compensation.
As your business changes and grows, so too will the needs of your insurance and risk management program. As the author and creator of this site RiskReconnaissance.com, I am ready to assist with such changes to ensure your company is pointed in the right risk management direction.
