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A Creative Approach to Risk Management
Date
June 20, 2017
Credits
1.25 Contact Hours
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1.25 Clock Hours | Domain C: Risk Management
Risk management continues to be a hot topic in the events industry, but the focus is always on reacting to a catastrophe or disaster. While catastrophes and disasters are horrific, they are the responsibility of governments not event professionals. There is very little information on how to understand, and create, risk management plans. In this session you will get the chance to apply the Robson Risk Management Model to real events. You’ll walk away with an understanding of risk management and with an approach to creating a personalized risk management plan.
Learner Outcomes:
- Learning to identify resources that can be used for risk management.
- Get hands on experience applying the Robson Risk Management Model to events.
- Learn how to effectively identify, assess, and apply strategies for a variety of risks.
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