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The Silent Threat: Why CEOs Must Heed Early Warning Signs and Near Misses in Enterprise Risk Management

In the high-stakes world of corporate leadership, the ability to anticipate and manage risks is a defining characteristic of successful CEOs. Yet, history shows us that even the most esteemed leaders can fall into the trap of complacency, failing to recognize and act upon the early warning signs and near misses that often precede catastrophic…

Benoit Grenier

We are looking for you! Customer Service Representative

Position Description: As an Incident Management Specialist / Customer Service Representative you will be handling any and all incident types for our clients. Incidents range from bodily injury to property damage to product recalls and higher-level customer service issues. Key Role Responsibilities: Take incoming calls / make outbound calls Acquire and process all information for…

Canadian Travellers. Canadian Corporations. Do not forget the Duty of Care!

DUTY OF CARE TOWARD EMPLOYEES ON BUSINESS TRAVEL: WHAT ARE THE LEGAL LIABILITIES OF AN ORGANIZATION? International travel has become more and more part of regular operations for an increasing number of Canadian corporations. Business travel is now an extension of the workplace, a situation which brings with it the same requirement under Occupational Health…

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Who Is the New Member of the C-Suite?

Corporate risk has been around ever since businesses came into being. While diversifiable risk can be mitigated by taking appropriate measures, it is next to impossible to eliminate systematic risk which is entirely dependent on market fluctuations. Businesses thrive on consistency and performance. Risk, on the other hand, threatens to disrupt the normal flow of…