Episode 5: Ask Lou with Lou Drapeau

11/20/19 • 15 min

Lou Drapeau, the wizard behind the Ask Lou button on the URMIA website, is live and in person with host Jenny Whittington. Now, hear his voice (!) as he discusses the resources in the URMIA library, his involvement with URMIA’s discussion communities, and more! As URMIA’s resource manager, Lou makes it a mission to help you connect with peers and all of URMA’s member resources that will help you meet the challenges you face as a risk manager in higher education.

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URMIA Matters - Episode 5: Ask Lou with Lou Drapeau

Transcript

Jenny: Welcome everyone, welcome to URMIA matters, our new podcast. So, today with me is a special guest, Lou Drapeau. He is the infamous ask Lou button on the URMIA member website. So, Lou, welcome and why don’t you just tell us a little bit about how you got involved with higher education risk management and what led you to working at URMIA part-time.

Lou: Sure. I had quite a bit of experience in Risk Management, both as a municipal risk manager and as risk m