ARE YOU MANAGING YOUR OPERATIONAL RISKS? Michael B. Hetzel CHCM, CSM, CUSA Director – Risk Management Services Unitel Insurance Group Lincoln, Nebraska.

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ARE YOU MANAGING YOUR OPERATIONAL RISKS? Michael B. Hetzel CHCM, CSM, CUSA Director – Risk Management Services Unitel Insurance Group Lincoln, Nebraska

“Helping You Protect Your World”

Unitel Insurance Group has been providing risk solutions for the independent telecommunications industry for more than 25 years. Our highly trained and dedicated staff does this exclusively for more than 650 telecommunications companies throughout the USA. We are experts in this business and we are very good at what we do!

“Millie”

“Maggie”

What exactly are “Operational Risks”? And by extension – What is Operational Risk Management?

Operational Risks Can Include; Employee Challenges (Hiring, Firing, Talent Acquisition, Key Person Loss, Worker Safety - OSHA) Legal Problems (Law Suits, Violation of Government Regulations) Public Perception of Your Company (Loss of Good Will) Natural Disasters (Earthquake, Fire, Snow/Hail, Tornado) Loss of Key System Components (CDO, Hub Tower, Billing/Accounting) Terrorism, Criminal Activity, Sabotage, Cyber Attack

Natural Disasters Tornado

Natural Disasters Flood

Natural Disasters Fire and Wildfire

Natural Disasters Heavy Snow Loads

Natural Disasters Lightning/Hail

Loss of Key System Components Main Business Office Hub Tower Host CO Billing/Accounting Operations EDP Equipment

So, Now You’ve Had a Significant Loss! What are you going to Do? Do You Have a Plan?

Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong – and it will do so at the worst possible time.” (Murphy’s Law) O’Brian’s Corollary – Murphy Was an Optimist! That’s why you have to plan!

How Many of You Have a Disaster Recovery Plan? Business Continuity Plan?

Better Yet! Start Practicing Operational Risk Management!

 Operational Risk Management is a continuously repeated process which includes risk assessment, risk decision making and implementation of controls that result in risk acceptance, mitigation and avoidance.

Principles of ORM Accept Risk When Benefits Outweigh The Cost Accept No Unnecessary Risk Anticipate and Manage Risk by Planning Make Risk Decisions at the Right Level

ORM is not a stand alone activity Responsibility of all Management Members ORM is Vital to Strategic Planning, Project Development and Change Management Cross Functional and Dynamic Process Helps Prioritize Best Course of Action Facilitates Reducing Operational and Compliance Costs Helps Reduce Future Exposure to Risk

Typical Communications Company Policies, Procedures & Practices Personnel Management (Hiring/Firing, etc.) Worker Safety (Towers, Construction, Office, etc.) Cyber Security (Internet Ops, CPNI, Servers, etc.) Fleet Vehicle Use & Management Policy

Typical Communications Company Policies, Procedures & Practices (2) Property Protection/Access Control Procedure Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity Plan Contracts and Contractors Policy Accounting/Money Handling Procedures

If You Want To Do ORM Right – Senior Management Buy-in & Support Needed Understand How Your Business Operates Conduct an Operational Risk Assessment Decide How to Deal With Identified Risks (Accept, Mitigate, Avoid) Insurance Can be Used to Accept and/or Mitigate

In Summary A successful business should regularly assess its risks no matter how well the company is doing. In fact, the best time to take a closer look is when things are going well. Don’t wait until disaster strikes and you are in danger of going under. Schedule and conduct regular risk assessments To keep your business running at its best!

THANKS! AND GIVE ME A CALL IF YOU WANT HELP WITH YOUR RISK MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES!