Christopher Henriques

Corporate Finance A Investment A Entrepreneurial Finance & Private Equity Placement B Financial Statement Analysis A Managerial Accounting A Executive Information System A Information Technology & Management B International Trade A Global Entrepreneurship A Quality Management A Deming on Management A Guerrilla Public Relation A International Organization and Management A Organizational Structures for the 21st Century A Strategic Management A Global Marketing Management A Creating a Marketing Plan A The course work can be reviewed on my web page. GPA – 3.9

Accident Prevention 1. The Loss Control Management Concepts : Hazard Identification 2. Occupational Safety : Accident Causation & Prevention 3. Occupational Safety : Accident Records, Hazard Analysis and Costs 4. Occupational Safety : Movement of Materials 5. Occupational Safety : Portable Power Tools and Machinery 6. Occupational Safety : Machine Tools and Maintenance Activities 7. Occupational Safety : Construction and Maintenance Activities 8. Safety Training and Behavior Modification 9. Governmental Agencies Fostering Accident Prevention 10. Communicating the Value of Safety Programs 11. Managerial Aspects of Workers Compensation Loss Control 12. Loss Control Consulting & Top Management and the Loss Control Consultant Property Protection 1. Firesafety : Hazardous Materials – Part 1 2. Firesafety : Hazardous Materials – Part 2 3. Firesafety : Building Design; Indoor Storage 4. Firesafety : Fundamental Principles of Life Safety 5. Firesafety : Hazards of Particular Occupancies – Part 1 & 2 6. Firesafety : Automatic Fire Detection, Signaling, and Suppression – Part 1 & 2 7. Loss Control for Pressure Vessels, Boilers, and Machinery 8. Property Conservation : Other Perils 9. Security Management 10. Transportation Loss Control 11. Catastrophe Loss Control Occupational Health & Hygiene 1. Occupational Health : Basic Concepts and Terminology 2. Occupational Health : Goals and Costs 3. Occupational Health : Physiological and Biological Hazards 4. Occupational Hygiene : Skin and Ear Irritants; Temperature Extreme & Lung Irritants 5. Occupational Hygiene : Radiation 6. Occupational Toxicology : Hazards and Their Evaluation & Controls 7. Occupational Hygiene : Program & Personnel 8. System Safety 11. Ergonomics : Occupational Stress 12. Pollution : Managerial Controls & Engineering Controls CPCU 1 – Ethics, Insurance Perspectives, and Insurance Contract Analysis CPCU 5 – Insurance Operations CPCU 7 - Management

CPCU 1--Ethics, Insurance Perspectives, and Insurance Contract Analysis. CPCU 1 examines the American Institute's Code of Professional Ethics and analyzes insurance from the perspectives of its origins, its role as a risk management tool, and its function as a regulated social device. In addition, the course emphasizes the skills necessary to interpret property and liability insurance contracts. CPCU 2--Personal Insurance and Risk Management. A study of the use of insurance and noninsurance techniques to manage the loss exposures and financial planning needs of individuals and families. CPCU 3--Commercial Property Insurance and Risk Management. A survey of commercial property loss exposures and the insurance coverages and noninsurance techniques used to manage them. CPCU 4--Commercial Liability Insurance and Risk Management. A survey of commercial liability loss exposures and the insurance coverages and noninsurance techniques used to manage them. CPCU 5--Insurance Operations. An overview of how the various insurance functions interact with each other and with outside entities to provide insurance and related services. CPCU 6--The Legal Environment of Insurance. A course based on general business law that emphasizes the application of law to insurance. CPCU 7--Management. A survey of the concepts of management and their application to insurance operations, including managing information resources in insurance organizations. CPCU 8--Accounting and Finance. An examination of the basic accounting and finance principles applicable to any organization and the statutory accounting requirements for property-liability insurance companies. CPCU 9--Economics. A study of general economic concepts at the micro and macro levels, with particular emphasis on applications to insurance operations. Related Studies. This component of the curriculum allows you to select an additional course that meets your particular educational needs or interests.

ARM 54--Essentials of Risk Management--focuses on the first two steps of the risk management decision-making process: (1) identifying and analyzing the loss exposures and (2) developing alternative techniques for treating each exposure. It also introduces students to the financial management foundation for the third step--choosing the best risk management alternative--and explores guidelines for selecting the most appropriate technique for handling each exposure. ARM 55--Essentials of Risk Control--focuses on the last three steps of the risk management process: selecting appropriate risk control techniques, implementing the chosen techniques, and monitoring the results for effective control and coordination of the organization's total risk management effort. It features further development and application of the guidelines for selecting risk management techniques introduced in ARM 54, especially in relation to the final steps of the risk management process. ARM 56--Essentials of Risk Financing--finishes covering the risk management decision-making process with respect to risk financing techniques. Attention is directed primarily to various forms of risk retention (including use of captive insurers) and of commercial insurance.

Reinsurance Principles & Practise Property Risk Assessment & Control Principle of Insurance Principles of Law Property Underwriting & Claims