Managing Risk: Systematic Loss Prevention for Executives Review

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(More customer reviews)Mr. Grose finally takes the mystery out of why so many Risk Management projects have failed, despite the good intentions of those responsible. His unique view of the changing business model, and the existance of Risk Management inside it, provide extraordinary insight into how to start, and finish, a Risk Management Program within current day Corporate America.
The book tends to be a slow read, but well worth the effort.

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A best-seller originally published by Prentice Hall, nowin 3rd printing.Describes an all-encompassing, systematic method formanaging all conceivable risks from "womb-to-tomb" -- whether legal,technological, social, cultural, political or environmental.Widelyapplied and proven, this method includes identification, evaluation,ranking, and control of the full spectrum of risks by setting theminto a 3-dimensional Risk Totem Pole for cost-effectivedecision-making by executives.Lauded in book reviews by American Society of Safety Engineers,USC Institute of Safety and Systems Management, Federal RailroadAdministration, The World Bank, Insurance Institute of America,medical centers, law firms, and many insurance corporations.Used as a textbook in many universities and colleges.A reviewby the System Safety Society predicted that it would "be the mostinfluential book on the subject" for a decade.

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