Risk professionals can connect TCOR to their organization’s KPIs to understand the cost of risk, drive more value, and influence important decision-making.

When risk professionals inquire about LineSlip, there are some questions that we frequently get. In this blog, we’ll cover some of these questions, so you’ll have all the information you need to make the best business decision for your risk department.

It’s easy for risk professionals to fall into a routine of tending to everyday issues in their organizations, especially during difficult times like these. But that comes with a downside: It prevents risk managers from focusing on a more strategic approach to managing risk.

For this year’s award, a panel of experienced risk managers evaluated seventy-five nominations and selected what they considered to be the twelve most innovative companies and projects.

It is an enormous honor to be recognized as an essential player in the broader campaign to modernize the insurance industry. We are so grateful to our hardworking team who continues to enhance our offerings, as well as our forward-thinking clients who nominated us. Today we’re offering a behind-the-scenes peek at what our clients had to say about us in those nomination letters.

Douglas Brauch, vice president, treasury & insurance at Macy's Inc. in Cincinnati, Ohio, knew that changes needed to be made in how Macy’s managed policy information, but he wasn’t sure just how that was going to happen as “historically and overall, the insurance industry is lacking in new technology innovation,” he said.

This year’s RMIS Report by Redhand Advisors offers a fascinating look into the growing RiskTech industry. Here are our three biggest takeaways from their research (and our favorite quote from the report).

LineSlip’s first time at RIMS national conference

I joined LineSlip because I am energized by the idea that a data reporting tool—when leveraged by people who deeply understand their organization’s stakeholders and priorities—can spark an evolution. It’s high time for risk professionals to stop being perceived as simply “insurance buyers” and start being recognized as necessary, strategic risk executives with an elevated voice.

Finding ways to take foundational risk management values and apply new technologies and strategies is the way to remain relevant and thrive in your career.

Phillips Edison & Company chooses LineSlip to kickstart digital transformation of risk function

At some point in their careers, most risk professionals will experience a merger or acquisition in their organizations. Whether as an acquirer or a target, both parties in M&A can benefit from risk managers’ skills and insights during the integration process.

Risk managers have a critical role in protecting their organizations’ people and property, and that job is particularly complex in mergers or acquisitions.

One of the most valuable skills risk professionals contribute to their organizations is the ability to peer into the future. Looking forward is beneficial when risk managers envision both positive and negative developments, and make plans accordingly to protect their organizations’ people and property.

We recently brought together risk leaders to discuss changes to the industry, as well as what should be in a good risk manager’s arsenal of tech tools.

Have you ever wondered what’s on the minds of some of the top thought leaders in the world of Risk Management?

With new tech-based solutions risk managers won’t lose sleep over these pervasive issues

Last month, our team convened in Chicago for two of the most inspiring days in my time at LineSlip.

Risk managers need to be well-prepared for their renewal discussions with insurers every year, but this cycle of renewals may be even more challenging. These three tips will prepare you for successful renewal negotiations.

Have you ever wondered what’s on the minds of some of the top thought leaders in the world of Risk Management? First in Line is a blog series featuring LineSlip clients who are regarded as some of the most forward-thinking leaders in the world of risk. This week, Mike Lubben of Henry Crown Company joins us.