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Debra L. Rodgers
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Teaching others about risk a rewarding career
Debra L. Rodgers, vp-global risk management for Philadelphia-based ARAMARK Corp., began her career as a teacher, and educating others remains a key part of her life... More
Unique risks require strong relationships within market
For Debra L. Rodgers, insurance is a relationship-driven business... More
ARAMARK Corp.
BUSINESS: Food services, hospitality and facilities management, and uniforms... More
Managing diverse risk through good training
What do prison inmates, sports arena food service employees and oil rig workers have in common?... More
Initiative against injuries slashes workers comp claims
The safety goal at Philadelphia-based ARAMARK Corp. is straightforward: “No one gets hurt.”... More
New system borne out of centralization of risk functions
When Debra L. Rodgers joined Philadelphia-based ARAMARK Corp. in 2003 as vp-global risk management, many within the company called her area “the insurance department.” ...More
Data system identifies some surprising risks
ARAMARK Corp. relies on an evolving data system to identify and rectify its risks... More
Predictive model helps manage work comp claims
While it's not exactly a crystal ball, predictive risk modeling has helped ARAMARK Corp. better manage its workers compensation claims, says Debra L. Rodgers, vp-global risk management for the Philadelphia-based food ... More
ARAMARK grows from peanuts into global corporation
The company now named ARAMARK Corp. has more than 250,000 employees and $12.3 billion in annual revenue, but it literally started with peanuts... More
Pride in serving Summer Olympics
At ARAMARK Corp., “we're proud to say that we have been the food service provider to the Summer Olympics since the late "60s,” said Debra L. Rodgers, vp-global risk management for the Philadelphia-based food ... More
Teacher 'riffed' into a different kind of learning environment
For Debra L. Rodgers, vp-global risk management for ARAMARK Corp., the path to the risk management profession began in the classroom, although she didn't know it at the time... More