A note from the founder

Who I am

I founded myriskmanager.ai after more than 20 years working in corporate risk management — leading insurance strategy and procurement, claims, regulatory compliance, and risk finance for multiple Fortune 500 companies, including three years as a CFO for a small business. I am still an active corporate risk manager. I built this because I know exactly what that expertise looks like in practice, and I have spent years watching small businesses go without it.

myriskmanager.ai is built on a straightforward premise: the risk management expertise that protects large corporations should be accessible to every business, regardless of size or budget. Reese — your dedicated risk manager — represents years of thinking about what a genuinely useful advisory experience looks like for a business owner who does not have time to become an expert in compliance, coverage, or risk. Every question he asks, every gap he flags, and every recommendation he makes is grounded in how real risk management professionals approach these problems.

What this is — and what it isn't

myriskmanager.ai surfaces information, identifies gaps, and helps business owners and their agents have better-informed conversations. It does not replace a licensed insurance agent, a compliance attorney, or a qualified risk management professional — and I am clear about that in everything I build. Every output Reese produces is designed to help you ask better questions and make better decisions with the professionals already in your corner.

If you are an independent insurance agent, that means your clients show up to renewal conversations better prepared and more engaged. If you are a small business owner, it means you understand your risk profile before something goes wrong — not after.

Let's talk

I built this to be useful, not impressive. If something isn't working the way it should, or if you have a question Reese hasn't answered, reach me directly at brad@myriskmanager.ai or call 1-833-RISKHAT. Reese is built to handle the day-to-day, but some questions deserve a human answer.