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"Risk Management - Ensuring a Safe and Security Future"
presented by Rich Woldt on March 4, 2004
Fredrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen, founded credit union movement by establishing the first "cooperative credit society"
in 1869, specifically to create economic opportunity for the common man and stabilize the economic outlook for
his community.
According to Raiffeisen, "Credit unions are the path to a more secure and productive future."
Little did he realize that his dream, born out of fears and frustration, would launch a global movement skilled
at managing risks and focused on helping communities around the world. Because of his foresight and willingness
to take risks, Fredrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen quickly became known as the movement's first "Credit Union Risk
Manager." In fact, he started managing credit union risks twenty years earlier when he formed his first lending
society in Germany in 1849.
Attend this Risk Management session and you'll carry on Raiffeisen's dream. This session, much like your credit
union, is designed to pull it all together. You'll learn how to manage risks, create economic opportunities for
your members while benefiting the surrounding local community. You'll learn to manage risks faced by Raiffeisen
and risks you face today at work and at home. Time permitting, this session will discuss the following risk areas:
- Burglary - How to get the most from physical, alarm and guard security
- Robbery - How to
create "defendable zones" and train staff
- Executive Protection
- How to stay safe at home, at work and on the road
- Kidnapping - How
to survive when you're the hostage!
- Terrorism - How to
identify their next targets, stop funding, discourage recruits, sort out biological warfare myths from reality,
update emergency response protocols, prepare and handle bomb threats
- Contingency Planning
- Summary on how to write, benchmark, test and implement contingency plans, introducing the Bergee A-B-C &
1-2-3 plan of action.
- Trauma management
- Recreating a "Sense of being in control"
- Embezzlement, Forgery, and Fraud
- How do they impact Homeland Security?"
March 3 &
4, 2004
Richmond, VA
The
District of Columbia & Virginia Credit Union Leagues' Security Confernecy 2004
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