We make information accessible to risk managers, applying analytics and data visualizations to measure and communicate risk. SIR offers smart solutions to make your technology work for you.
The SIR Team
Kim Young
Kim Young, a COO who thrives on change, challenge and breeding show dogs.Kim Young
As SIR’s chief operating officer, Kim ensures the best solutions are being found for SIR clients, and is responsible for overall project management and client relations… read more
Rick Denning
SIR founder and president Rick Denning, the Renaissance man of risk management.Rick Denning
A man of varied interests, Rick is a painter, photographer, long-distance runner, lawyer and statistician, talents that are employed in his work every day… read more
Ira Skop
Amateur thespian and expert troubleshooter, partner Ira Skop.Ira Skop
Ira is SIR’s chief troubleshooter and problem-solver, making information and technology accessible and intelligible to SIR customers, crafting creative solutions…. read more
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