Open Forum

I am interested in organizing a 2027 AAM session that demonstrates the challenges and benefits of risk analysis and management from a range of perspectives. From the most detailed specifics such as:

• singular issues, for example, how to protect objects from unwanted physical contact in minimally visitor experience disrupting ways, 
• through operational risk management as done for collection care, or for a major museum projects or events,
• to comprehensive enterprise risk management,then beyond to social shifts and transitions and how to build ongoing resilience in the museum field.

I hope we can attract a range of participants including CEOs, COOs, and CFOs, as well as more technical folks.

I look forward to hearing from you,

Rob

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Robert Waller PhD
Protect Heritage Corp.
Ottawa
rw@protectheritage.com
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Hi Robert- I would love to join this conversation and offer my expertise if it would be helpful. As a fine art insurance broker and advisor, I offer Risk Management advice to my museum and collector clients. Its not just about an insurance policy but about contract alignment with your risk and exposure; reviewing your susceptibility to self insuring when contracts dont align; what your comfortable with and what you absolutely cannot accept. Many clients feel they are forced to have a one-sided insurance program but it should be built around your institution and your needs and work with you, Not against you.. especially when a claim arises. I guess i am more of a "technical" contributor but happy to help if i can do so! 

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Kristina Marcigliano, CLCS
Associate Director · Fine Art, WTW I Willis
Kristina.marcigliano@wtwco.com
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Sharon Hotchkiss Esq.
Attorney
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