If you're a risk professional, your job is to keep your company out of trouble, keep its employees safe, and make sure its products arrive at their destinations intact. A recent college graduate can learn those skills. (Shutterstock) If you're a risk professional, your job is to keep your company out of trouble, keep its employees safe, and make sure its products arrive at their destinations intact. A recent college graduate can learn those skills. (Shutterstock)

It's May, the month when many are making plans to attend college commencements.

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