A lot of nonprofits rely on their insurance to protect them. But the fact of the matter is that insurance should just be the backstop for when all else has failed. Instead, your first line of defense should be to think through your risks and figure out how to minimize them. Listen to today’s conversation between Dolph and Joan Dove for common areas of risks and what you can do to mitigate them.
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Links
Gallagher Website
Joan’s Email
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Timestamps
(02:40) A Case Study: Field Trips
(10:15) Most significant areas of risk
(25:30) Having, and using, your internal policies and procedures
Transportation is one of the riskiest activities any nonprofit faces on any given day.
It’s not what you didn’t know. It’s what you should have known.
We worry a lot about kids getting hurt. But seniors get hurt too, and they don’t recover as quickly or sometimes ever.
Finally, Transportation is one of the riskiest activities any nonprofit faces on any given day.
Finally, We worry a lot about kids getting hurt. But seniors get hurt too, and they don’t recover as quickly or sometimes ever.
Firstly, Transportation is one of the riskiest activities any nonprofit faces on any given day.
Firstly, It’s not what you didn’t know. It’s what you should have known.
We worry a lot about kids getting hurt.
Finally, Transportation is one of the riskiest activities any nonprofit faces on any given day.
It’s not what you didn’t know. It’s what you should have known.Both,
We worry a lot about kids getting hurt. But seniors get hurt too, and they also don’t recover as quickly or sometimes ever.