[Fredslist] [Promo] Bizriskadvice.com - A New Gotham Collaboration

[Nancy Schess]

With full credit to Michael Zeldes (co-chair Westchester), I invite you to
visit Bizriskadvice.com, a blog where you can learn about risk and how to
manage its impact on the business.

The site is a true Gotham collaboration. The concept was Michael's
brainchild, Mitch Tobol did the technical work, and several of us have
signed on as regular contributors.  Michael, Victoria Drogin, Paul
Napolitano, Jane Myers and I will be sharing our thoughts on risk in our
respective areas and Michael has enlisted several other interesting
contributors as well.  [Fred promises to chime in occasionally.]

And . . . how could I possibly end an email about a blog without inviting
your comments.  We all look forward to hearing your thoughts.


PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW EMAIL ADDRESS
Nancy B. Schess, Esq.
Klein Zelman Rothermel LLP
485 Madison Avenue - 15th Floor
New York, New York 10022
Tel: (212) 935-6020 x219
Fax: (212) 753-8101
nschess at kleinzelman.com
www.kleinzelman.com

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