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Joanna Makomaski
            Columnist

2013-06-01
Uprooting Terror
The senselessness of the Boston bombings prompt risk management musings. MORE

2013-05-01
Who is the Real Gambler?
Cheering for the underdog is a big risk and yet we all do it, don't we? MORE

2013-04-12
Mission Control
Often I think that being a corporate risk manager is much like being a medical doctor. The patient is the organization. The risk assessment process is the medical diagnosis procedure. A doctor assesses many symptoms, and their cause-and-effect relationships. MORE

2013-03-01
Navigating the Fear Farm
We have all worked for someone who we simply did not trust. No matter how knowledgeable or credentialed, something about this person prevented us from having faith in them. MORE

2013-02-19
Instant Gratification or Regret
I'd like to compare two recent events. Both events occurred with communication companies to which I subscribe. MORE

2012-12-18
Price of Guarantees
A new shiny object sits on my desk. It is a beautiful sphere made of quartz crystal that I picked up years ago when I was visiting Malta. It is a crystal ball. I originally bought it because it was so beautiful and made for a nice art piece for my home. MORE

2012-11-01
Delving into the Heart of Risk
I heard a story from a friend recently that has made me think. It's a story of faith, family, responsibility and risk. I am not sure how I feel about it. I am curious as to how others will react to hearing the same story. MORE

2012-10-11
Splitting Silos
We have all experienced this before. We are riding an elevator at work. An employee steps in from another floor. They ask our thoughts and advice on project X that is ongoing in their area. We respond with some vacuous, yet polite, statement. They exit the elevator. MORE

2012-10-01
How Danger is Oversold
Consider this scene. A warm summer evening, a tree-lined street, the sound of kids running around laughing, biking, playing a game of street tennis, hockey and skipping rope. The sound of an ice cream truck's bells tinkle in the background. MORE

2012-09-15
Murphy Proofing
Three recent events have made me very philosophical. The first involved the renewal of an insurance policy for my firm. Due to many factors, we were at risk of possibly missing the renewal deadline and temporarily losing coverage. MORE

2012-08-22
Giving Peace of Mind
The following scenarios are ripped from the headlines and as a risk manager who is now analyzing risk for a large-scale special event, they have got my full attention. MORE

2012-07-24
Statesman or Spoilsport?
So many wondrous feats are taking place this spring and summer: The Nik Wallenda high-wire walk across Niagara Falls, the UEFA Euro 2012 in Poland/Ukraine and, of course, the 2012 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games in London. MORE

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