Ed Bonkemeyer: From Loss Control to Risk Performance

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Ed Bonkemeyer: From Loss Control to Risk Performance
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Ed Bonkemeyer is a retired Scott employee owner who played a pivotal role in the evolution of the Risk Performance Group. During his time at Scott, Ed was known for his commitment to learning deeply about the organizations he worked with in order to best serve, coach, and advise them. Ed challenged clients to think differently about true risk versus a focus on regulatory compliance but did it in a manner where he was the student and his clients were the teachers. His vision for focusing on what really matters and framework for serving clients continue to serve the Risk Performance Group to this day.

Lineman to Quarterback to Offensive Coordinator

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Lineman to Quarterback to Offensive Coordinator
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Mike Reese from SL Williamson discusses his journey as a Job Superintendent over the last 30 years and how he has learned from and collaborated with his employees to build a successful team.

Bringing the best out in your team with Jason Curtis

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Bringing the best out in your team with Jason Curtis
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Jason Curtis is the GM of Hotel Indigo Baltimore, a property managed by Chesapeake Hospitality. Jason brings a refreshing take on leading from the front, breaking down silos among his team members, developing his people, and getting his hands dirty to show his team how much he cares

How do you learn from “accidents?”

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How do you learn from “accidents?”
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Arlene Lee (CEO) and Shelomith Gonzalez (Safety Manager) of R.E. Lee Companies join the Scott RPG team to discuss their approach of “Event Learning” after incidents to improve their risk performance, operational efficiencies, and to enhance their organizational culture.

A Good Natured Arborist on Risk

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A Good Natured Arborist on Risk
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Truetimber Owner, Scott Turner, provides tremendous insight from the Arborist world, where risk resides in droves. Take a listen to this one – this is good of food for thought!