Name: Strategic Risk financing in an Unpredictable Economy: Leveraging Technology for Efficiency and Cost Reduction
Start: 2025-07-05T19:00:00Z
End: 2025-07-05T19:00:55.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 4

Origami Risk empowers leaders in insurance, risk, and safety with a purpose-built, cloud-native platform that optimizes workflows for better data, better insights, and better collaboration. Through highly configurable solutions integrated on a single platform, Origami Risk supports the management of the full lifecycle of risk, from prevention to recovery—helping the experts reduce harm and loss, and respond more rapidly and effectively when it happens. Grounded in continuous innovation and a foundational focus on client success, Origami Risk is trusted by leading organizations to enable greater resilience as they build for the future.

Proactively identifying and mitigating hazards is essential to reducing incidents and protecting your workforce. Origami Risk’s Safety Risk Assessment solution empowers EHS leaders to do just that—with clarity, consistency, and confidence.

Watch a 15 minute demo and live Q&A to see how this new capability supports key safety workflows, including:

Job Safety Analysis (JSA) – Evaluate task-level risks before work begins
Audits – Identify and prioritize hazards uncovered during inspections
Root Cause Analysis (RCA) – Assess contributing risks to incidents and prevent recurrence
You’ll also see how the solution helps EHS teams:

Prioritize hazards based on inherent and residual risk
Gain executive visibility and secure buy-in
Align safety efforts with enterprise risk strategy
Whether you're scaling across sites or modernizing outdated processes, this showcase demonstrates how Origami helps you focus on what matters most—so you can proactively reduce injuries and send every worker home safe

Smarter Safety Decisions: Origami’s Safety Risk Assessment Solution

Whether you’re launching a new risk register or questioning if your existing one has critical gaps, getting it right is no small task. That’s where Origami Risk’s AI Risk and Control Explorer comes in.

Watch a high-impact solution showcase to see how we can help you move from a blank page to a best-practice foundation — fast. You’ll learn how to use AI to generate tailored, framework-aligned risks and controls based on your industry, regulatory environment, and operational focus. And if you’re already up and running, we’ll show you how the tool can help you enhance your current coverage with ease.

This is a practical, live look at how AI can simplify and strengthen your risk management process — no matter where you start from.

From Blank Page to Best Practice with Origami’s AI Risk and Control Explorer

In today’s fast-paced construction environment, relying on outdated, manual processes is no longer sustainable. This 30-minute fireside chat explores how leading construction firms are embracing technology to unify risk and safety data across dispersed project sites and transforming insights into measurable outcomes. Join Origami Risk experts Trish Kelley and Kevin Welde, moderated by Mindi Zissman, as they discuss how to modernize your approach and make a compelling case for preventive investment.

 * How to move from disjointed systems to a unified technology approach
 * Using data analytics to evaluate project risk and subcontractor performance
 * Streamlining issue reporting for onsite workers
 * Building the business case for proactive safety and claims programs

From Flintstones to Jetsons: Turning Construction Risk Data into Action

Building an effective Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) program is rarely smooth. Many organizations start with scattered spreadsheets, inconsistent data, and a program that feels more reactive than strategic. The good news? You don’t have to stumble through the same trial-and-error to reach maturity.

In this webinar, Paul Taylor, Sales Executive at Origami Risk and Raina Hathorne, Product Marketing Manager at Origami Risk will share five critical lessons risk leaders often learn the hard way — and how you can apply them to strengthen your own program. Together, they’ll cover how to:

• Identify and empower champions to drive a risk-aware culture
• Filter noise from exhaustive risk data to build a meaningful risk register
• Move from vague, undocumented risks to thoughtful, measurable insights
• Shift from documentation to mitigation
• Position your ERM program to build resilience

Whether you’re building your program from scratch or refining an existing approach, this session will equip you with practical, hard-earned insights to accelerate your ERM maturity — without the missteps.

5 ERM Lessons You Don’t Have to Learn the Hard Way

The manufacturing industry faces constant and evolving pressures—labor shortages, compliance demands, complex production models, and the ongoing need to balance cost efficiency with employee engagement and safety. Too often, risk and safety programs operate in silos, making it difficult to act quickly or identify root causes of costly issues. But forward-thinking leaders like Don Bezek from Griffith Foods are breaking down those silos, connecting data, and leveraging leading indicators to guide smarter decisions.In this webinar, Don will share his experiences to explore how manufacturers are shifting from reactive problem-solving to proactive risk strategies that drive efficiency, reduce turnover, increase uptime, and support long-term business growth.


 * Identify the systemic challenges in manufacturing that contribute to labor shortages, compliance strain, and operational inefficiencies.
 * Recognize the impact of siloed safety and risk programs and how data integration leads to faster, more effective decision-making.
 * Apply strategies for connecting safety, risk, and business outcomes to reduce costs, enhance employee engagement, and improve overall production performance.

How Digital Transformation is Changing Risk in Manufacturing

Insurance Thought Leadership hosts a comprehensive discussion on AI transformation with Jamie Henry from Origami Risk and Harvard Business School professor John Ciopla. The conversation explores how AI is fundamentally changing the insurance industry, moving beyond simple automation to create conversational partners that can enhance knowledge work. Henry shares insights about customer AI adoption patterns, noting the shift from high interest but low adoption to more sophisticated implementation questions as organizations develop AI policies. Ciopla provides historical context, comparing current AI developments to past industrial revolutions but emphasizing the unprecedented scale and speed of change. He introduces an organizational maturity model ranging from individual experimenters to intelligence leveragers who use AI to build AI. Both experts stress the importance of hands-on experience with AI tools, warning that top performers will increasingly expect AI capabilities and that organizations risk being left behind if they don't embrace the technology. They highlight successful implementations at companies like One Digital and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, demonstrating how AI can enhance rather than replace human expertise. The discussion concludes with practical advice for leaders to gain direct experience with AI tools while maintaining a strategic view of how fundamental business processes will be transformed.

AI’s Turning Point: Technology That Talks Back

AI is transforming the way organizations manage risk, but not all AI is created equal. At Origami Risk, we believe in delivering AI that adapts to your needs, not the other way around. In this webinar, we’ll explore how our AI approach empowers users to harness the power of AI through transparency, security, and flexibility. 

Join us as we walk through real-world examples of how Origami’s AI capabilities are helping clients: 

 * Eliminate manual data bottlenecks with natural language-powered data transformation. 
 * Activate smarter workflows that automate tasks, generate insights, and drive action. 
 * Leverage AI analytics to move beyond dashboards and into proactive decision-making. 
 * Use the Origami Concierge to guide, assist, and even build workflows for you. 

Whether you're just starting your AI journey or looking to scale your impact, this session will show you how Origami’s AI tools are designed to meet you where you are and help you go further.

AI Your Way: Smarter Data, Smarter Workflows, Smarter Decisions

In a recent RIMS webinar sponsored by Origami Risk, experts discussed the importance of integrating data, technology, and strategic collaboration for effective incident and claims management. Presenters Eric Lobser from Spire Inc. and Tim Heinze from AEGIS Insurance Services emphasized the role of comprehensive reporting policies and safety culture in preventing incidents. They highlighted the significance of benchmarking, data sharing, and collaboration among utility companies to enhance safety outcomes. The discussion also covered the necessity of continuous improvement in claims management processes and the value of training and coordination with first responders. Overall, the webinar underscored the need for a strong safety culture and proactive claims management to drive better incident handling.

Driving Better Incident and Claims Management with Data, Technology & Strategic Collaboration

Effectively prioritizing safety resources is crucial for minimizing high-risk hazards and protecting your workforce. This session dives into advanced approaches for conducting comprehensive risk assessments that enable proactive hazard identification and mitigation. Discover how well-executed risk assessments can help prevent incidents and injuries, improve communication with leadership and teams, and secure critical support and resources. Gain practical insights into leveraging modern tools and techniques to enhance safety protocols, elevate reporting, and foster stronger cross-functional collaboration.

What You Will Learn

 * Explore how conducting thorough risk assessments helps prioritize safety efforts, allocate resources effectively, and address high-impact hazards to foster a safer workplace.
 * Assess techniques for engaging executive leadership through persuasive communication, enabling alignment, support, and resource allocation for safety initiatives.
 * Discover the best practices for enhancing collaboration between Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) teams and other departments to improve reporting, accountability, and shared safety outcomes.
 * Examine how technology can increase organizational visibility, streamline communication, and support the consistent implementation and monitoring of safety measures.

Smarter Safety Strategies: Using Risk Assessments to Drive Resource Allocation

In today's volatile economic climate, risk managers face unprecedented challenges in managing insurable risks while striving to gain visibility into and reduce their total cost of risk. Mark Baker and Kelly Walsh of Marmon Holdings, a global industrial manufacturing organization, will join Jason Franks of Origami Risk to present a strategic approach to risk financing.

The discussion will focus on how technology can create efficiencies in critical processes and offer valuable insights, enabling more informed decision-making to effectively manage risk and cut costs.

Learning Objectives:

 * Optimizing Insurance Renewal and Values Collection: Learn strategies to simplify insurance renewals and accurately collect values, ensuring comprehensive coverage at the best possible rates.
 * Harnessing Technology for Claims Management: Discover how advanced tools can streamline claims processes, reduce costs, and improve overall efficiency.
 * Achieving Total Cost of Risk Visibility: Gain insights into tracking and analyzing total cost of risk, enabling data-driven decisions to minimize expenses and enhance risk management strategies.

Strategic Risk Financing in an Unstable Economy: Leveraging Technology for Efficiency and Cost Reduction

The ability to strategically prioritize resources is essential for mitigating the most significant hazards and ensuring workplace safety. This session will explore advanced strategies for conducting comprehensive safety risk assessments, enabling you to identify and address potential hazards proactively.

Learn how effective risk assessments can help you prevent incidents and injuries, enhance communication with executive leadership and across the enterprise, and secure the necessary buy-in and resources to keep your workforce safe. We will share insights on leveraging the latest tools and techniques to improve your safety protocols and drive continuous improvement within your organization.

Join Sean Salvas, EHS Sr, Market Strategy Lead at Origami Risk to learn how to elevate your risk assessment practices, enhance your reporting capabilities, and strengthen cross-functional collaboration. Register now to gain valuable knowledge and take your safety management to the next level.

Strategic Safety Risk Assessments: Prioritizing Resources to Mitigate Hazards

Watch our on-demand webinar to see us walk through the fundamentals of Bowtie modeling, see how it fits into broader enterprise and operational risk management workflows, and share examples of how organizations are using it today to support everything from control design to executive reporting.

Highlights

 * Learn how to break down a parent risk into child risks, consequences, and controls using the Bowtie method
 * Identify where Bowtie diagrams can add the most value in your ERM processes
 * Determine how to use visual models to communicate risks and controls more effectively with stakeholders

Bowtie modeling is a clear, compelling way to visualize how risks unfold—connecting child risks, consequences, and controls in a single, intuitive diagram. It complements traditional risk assessments by helping to pinpoint gaps, prioritize mitigation efforts, and communicate risk in a format that resonates with both technical and non-technical audiences.

In this webinar, Origami Risk’s Jon Schulz was joined by Carol Williams of Strategic Decision Solutions to walk through the fundamentals of Bowtie modeling, showing how it fits into broader enterprise and operational risk management workflows, and shared examples of how organizations are using it today to support everything from control design to executive reporting.

Whether you’re new to the method or looking to sharpen your approach, you’ll walk away with practical insights to apply Bowtie modeling with confidence.

Visualize Risks, Strengthen Controls, and Communicate with Clarity: The Story of Bowtie

Risk management and safety management are often independent disciplines among most organizations. Although both seek similar goals and outcomes towards reduced losses and more efficient financing of these losses, these departments may not necessarily work together. These commonalities often lead to duplicate and overlapping efforts that may be inefficient and expensive. Risk managers often lack visibility into safety programs, which can impact workers’ compensation claims and insurance premiums. And safety leaders frequently don’t have visibility into the financial impact of their programs, meaning they may struggle with organization buy-in on safety initiatives. But what if risk and safety teams were able to work more effectively together?

Join this webinar sponsored by Origami Risk moderated by Patrick O’Neill, President, and Founder, Redhand Advisors to learn about:
- The benefits of risk and safety professionals collaborating
- How technology can facilitate that collaboration
- Real world risk and safety technology examples from professionals at Cheesecake Factory and Corewell Health

Better Together: How Risk and Safety Professionals Can Collaborate More Effectively

Watch and learn how collaboration powered by technology can benefit both risk and safety departments, enhancing safety culture and reducing the financial impact of incidents and claims. By partnering with your risk management counterparts, you can more proactively prevent incidents, improve transparency, and drive efficiency.

During this on-demand webinar you will learn:
- The importance of collaboration between risk and safety departments
- Real-world examples to demonstrate the business results realized through collaboration.
- How technology can facilitate proactive safety measures, ultimately preventing incidents and reducing insurance and legal costs.

How to Improve Safety Outcomes? Partner with Risk Management

The roles of risk and safety managers have become increasingly pivotal to their enterprises’ success and sustainability. Drawing on the experiences and real-life use cases of Andrew Shay, Risk Manager at Overhead Door, this webinar highlights the transformative benefits of an integrated risk management (IRM) program, bringing together the functions of Risk Management, Safety, and Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC). We offer a roadmap for successful IRM adoption by exploring these critical initiatives: fostering interdepartmental collaboration, leveraging modern technology, establishing a robust data strategy, and maintaining a risk- and safety-aware culture throughout the organization.

Watch us discuss how proactive leadership in risk management and safety initiatives can drive efficiency, provide insights for actionable decision-making, and have an overall positive impact on risk and safety across the enterprise.

Leveraging Integrated Risk Management for Strategic Advantage: A Roadmap for Success

View our transformative webinar on the power of integrated risk management (IRM) for safety and risk professionals. We’ll discuss how IRM can be achieved via a culture of collaboration between departments and powered by technology.

Discover the pivotal role IRM plays in bridging the gap between risk and safety departments, unifying data and strategies to drive meaningful impact across the organization and ultimately improving efficiency, reducing incidents and injuries, and decreasing risk and insurance costs such as workers’ compensation claims.

This webinar will be presented by Jeff Enzinger, senior sales executive at Origami Risk. He’s an industry expert with a unique blend of experience learning from the challenges and needs of both risk and safety departments.

Synergizing Safety and Risk: An Integrated Risk Management Success Journey

The ability to strategically prioritize resources is essential for mitigating the most significant hazards and ensuring workplace safety. This session explored advanced strategies for conducting comprehensive safety risk assessments, enabling you to identify and address potential hazards proactively.

Watch this on-demand webinar to learn how effective risk assessments can help you prevent incidents and injuries, enhance communication with executive leadership and across the enterprise, and secure the necessary buy-in and resources to keep your workforce safe. We shared insights on leveraging the latest tools and techniques to improve your safety protocols and drive continuous improvement within your organization.

Sean Salvas, EHS Sr, Market Strategy Lead at Origami Risk teaches how to elevate risk assessment practices, enhance reporting capabilities, and strengthen cross-functional collaboration.

Watch our exclusive Solution Showcase to discover how our enhanced Job Safety Analysis (JSA) can help EHS and Safety professionals elevate their risk management practice and proactively reduce the risk of future incidents and injuries. 

The showcase features a brief demo of our JSA functionality by Katie Bratti, Technical Sales Consultant, followed by a Q&A session, by Sean Salvas, Senior Market Strategy Lead, giving you the opportunity to see how our solution can help you capture key JSA information, conduct comprehensive hazard assessments, and ensure proper training procedures are in place.

Conduct Risk and Hazard Assessments with our Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Solution

In today’s volatile economic climate, risk managers face unprecedented challenges in managing insurable risks while striving to gain visibility into and reduce their total cost of risk. Mark Baker and Kelly Walsh of Marmon Holdings, a global industrial manufacturing organization, will join Jason Franks of Origami Risk to present a strategic approach to risk financing.

The discussion will focus on how technology can create efficiencies in critical processes and offer valuable insights, enabling more informed decision-making to effectively manage risk and cut costs.

Learning Objectives:

- Optimizing Insurance Renewal and Values Collection: Learn strategies to simplify insurance renewals and accurately collect values, ensuring comprehensive coverage at the best possible rates.
- Harnessing Technology for Claims Management: Discover how advanced tools can streamline claims processes, reduce costs, and improve overall efficiency.
- Achieving Total Cost of Risk Visibility: Gain insights into tracking and analyzing total cost of risk, enabling data-driven decisions to minimize expenses and enhance risk management strategies.

Strategic Risk financing in an Unpredictable Economy: Leveraging Technology for Efficiency and Cost Reduction

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