Risk exists everywhere in business. One of the biggest mistakes that companies make is assuming that the cost of risk only involves their insurance premiums paid, retained losses and administrative costs. However, the total cost of risk encompasses much more than that. While a risk management program can be an effective method for controlling risk,…
When was the last time you wrote a plan for your business? If it was before you started your company, how long has it been since you looked at that business plan? Maybe you never wrote one at all. Developing a strategic plan for your business can help take your company to even greater heights.…
When you think about the accomplishments of great business leaders, the scope of their achievements may seem intimidating. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t learn from them in order to become a better leader yourself. Let’s examine some habits of great business leaders that you can adopt to strengthen your leadership skills. When practiced…
Winter weather is unpredictable and can have a large impact on your business. While maintaining business operations is always at the forefront of your mind, it is important to consider employee safety as well. You should have policies and procedures in place before bad weather hits so that your company and employees are as prepared…
Don’t lose sight of your identity and purpose during growth times. Are you primed and prepared to turn it up? Do you have the systems, talent and culture in place to grow successfully? Growth is exciting. It’s challenging, too. You’re driving full speed ahead, and hiring new team members to keep up with the pace.…
Eastern Shore Forest Products and Atlantic Traffic Safety talk talent, expansion and customer experience. Running a business can feel like a test of mental and physical strength. Growing one is an act of courage, because it means pushing boundaries, thinking outside the box and driving forward every day—you never stop pushing. It takes resilience and…
Have you established a working safety program within your organization? Chesapeake Employers Insurance provides a 10-step reference guide to help create an effective safety program for your general industry business. Ensure management commitment to safety. Setting an example of commitment and involvement is key to creating a positive safety culture throughout your organization. Designate responsibility…
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month. Our lives are driven by digital technologies, and there is no better time than now to ensure employees at your business are staying safe and being responsible while using the internet. More than ever, there is less separation between work and daily lives, which makes it important that everyone have shared…
Where there is smoke, there could be fire! Wildfires can occur anywhere, any time of the year, and destroy homes, businesses, and natural resources. Though the threat of wildfires is greater in the western part of the country, nearly every state has been devastated by wildfires at some time and it is necessary to take…
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