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There is a vast literature on the topic of organizational or enterprise risk management. Any type of threat that generates uncertainty within an organization – economic, political, regulatory, cybersecurity, climate, culture, and other threats – can create risk and the potential for loss. Many books, business school research papers, and international consensus standards have all been directed to the twin goals of predicting and mitigating the broad spectrum of potential risks to an organization. Risk control efforts can yield the added benefit of promoting innovation and positive organizational growth. Given the plethora of available books on the organizational risk management topic, is there room for yet another book? Yes, if the book is written by an organizational risk prevention practitioner, and for occupational and environmental health and safety risk prevention practitioners. Organizational Risk Management: An Integrated Framework for Environmental, Health, Safety, and Sustainability Professionals, and Their C-Suites is a volume that takes the reader through the lifelong learning of Dr. Redinger from the time of his doctorate at the University of Michigan through many schools of risk management practice which he has participated over the decades. While leaving out none of the rich intellectual history of the environmental, health, safety, and sustainability risk management global literature, the author takes the reader with him as he recounts important stops along his journey to becoming a renowned management systems expert. More than a personal journey, Dr. Redinger teaches the reader about each of the important contributions that scholars and practitioners of the risk management school of practice have made over the decades. The scope of the journey Dr. Redinger takes us on is encyclopedic, with stops along the way to learn about the latest advances in cognitive and organizational science, as well as institutional theory. Organizational Risk Management will serve as a deeply resourced tool-box for occupational and environmental health and safety professionals, risk managers and sustainability officers to succeed in the challenging business environment we are in now. More than that, though, Organizational Risk Management expands traditional thinking around risk management to include steps to create a culture of health in the organization by paying close attention to the well-being of the people who work in the organization from the bottom to the top and all levels in-between. Organizational Risk Management has much to offer a broad scope of readers. From risk management students and professors to practitioners who want to enhance their fund of knowledge in the risk sciences, there is much to offer any reader. I think the reader will enjoy the journey Organizational Risk Management provides as it integrates state-of- the- art risk science learning with the author’s compelling professional life story.