![]() SWFI facilitates sovereign fund, pension, endowment, superannuation fund and central bank events around the world. Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute (SWFI) is a global organization designed to study sovereign wealth funds, pensions, endowments, superannuation funds, family offices, central banks and other long-term institutional investors in the areas of investing, asset allocation, risk, governance, economics, policy, trade and other relevant issues. Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our terms of use agreement which includes our privacy policy. All material subject to strictly enforced copyright laws. No affiliation or endorsement, express or implied, is provided by their use. Other third-party content, logos and trademarks are owned by their perspective entities and used for informational purposes only. Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute® and SWFI® are registered trademarks of the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute. Army.© 2008-2023 Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute. ![]() Terry previously has worked as a safety manager, risk manager and industrial hygienist in several industries, including mega-project (more than $500 million) construction, local government, commercial insurance and as a combat engineer team leader in the U.S. During his time at Boise Cascade, the safety team has worked to de-silo the region’s approach to safety and implement several safety improvements across the division, including a central safety data collection and management program (Origami), monthly incident reviews, a standard for reporting hazard IDs, peer-to-peer reports, and pre-task hazard inspections. ![]() Terry is division safety manager, wood products at Boise Cascade Co. I am glad to say that I have beaten cancer, with all tests results in remission to date. In his current role at Origami Risk, Roger works directly with safety pros in multiple industries, as well as the public sector on technology solutions that enable them to capture and use data to help elevate safety, drive efficiency and achieve operational excellence. I was incredibly fortunate to have been spotted early and diagnosed with what is classified as a good risk leukaemia with 80-90 chance complete cure and recovery. ![]() He joined the firm in 2020, after serving in client engagement and business development roles with a number of firms providing technology-based solutions in safety, risk management and human resources. Roger is the EHS practice lead at Origami Risk, a leading provider of integrated SaaS solutions for the risk, safety and insurance industry. Contact the Board of Certified Safety Professionals for more information. Register now to take the first step toward creating a safer, more empowered workplace for everyone.īy attending this webinar, you may be eligible to earn recertification points. ![]() When Wally returned home, Imogene was in the middle of a lively phone. Drawing from their extensive backgrounds in the industry, they’ll share strategies and actionable steps to gain buy-in for safety culture, foster engagement, and achieve sustainable safety outcomes.ĭon’t miss this opportunity to transform your safety approach and unlock the potential of your workforce. Go, she said, with no apparent reflection, not even looking up from her. Roger Audino, EHS practice lead at Origami Risk, and Terry Evans, division safety manager at Boise Cascade, will bring their wealth of experience to the discussion. Through real-world examples and practical insights, our speakers will guide you on a journey to reduce incidents and injuries and ensure every worker goes home safe. During this groundbreaking webinar, we’ll explore the pivotal role of safety professionals in creating a workplace environment that values and respects every individual as a human – not just an object.ĭiscover the seven characteristics that define highly successful safety pros and learn how to apply these principles to grow a culture of safety excellence within your organization. Join us as we delve into the transformative world of cultivating a positive safety culture. ![]()
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