270: Why Risk Management Matters
Description
Join host Sarah Olivieri on Inspired Nonprofit Leadership as she dives into risk management, strategic planning, and innovation for nonprofits with expert Ted Bilch, CEO of Risk Alternatives. Discover how to harness AI tools like ChatGPT, implement lean methodologies, and utilize data-driven decisions to enhance resilience and sustainability. Learn practical tips on prioritizing risks, ensuring smooth executive succession, and building robust systems to drive impactful outcomes for your organization. Tune in for valuable insights that will empower your nonprofit to thrive and make a lasting difference in your community.
Episode Highlights
- Understanding Risk Management for Nonprofits
- The Importance of Risk Identification
- Common Risks in Nonprofits
- Navigating AI and risk management in the Nonprofit Sector
- Managing Biases in AI
- Creating Effective Policies with AI
- Strategic Planning and Risk Management
- Lean Strategic Planning for Nonprofits
Meet the Guest
Ted Bilich (BILL-ITCH) lives in Madison, Wisconsin. Ted is the founder and CEO of Risk Alternatives, which works with nonprofits around the United States to improve resilience and sustainability. Before founding Risk Alternatives, Ted was a Distinguished Visiting Professor from Practice at Georgetown University Law Center. Before that, Ted spent more than 20 years in the Washington DC office of an international law firm. Ted speaks regularly around the United States about resilience, risk management, strategic planning, process improvement, and other topics. He’s also the author of the book, Managing Your Nonprofit for Resilience, published by John Wiley & Sons.
Connect with Ted:
- Website: tedbilich.com
- Special Gift: Appendix 2 of Managing Your Nonprofit for Resilience
- Grab Ted’s Book Managing Your Nonprofit for Resilience here>>
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