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This Power Broker is optimistic that insurance can handle its talent challenges.
Immersion in the topic of insurance is one of the reasons Nick Abraham thrives in the London environment.
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Health care labor shortages can place some of our most vulnerable citizens at risk.
The awareness of the value of risk engineering is on the rise.
As we edited the profiles of this year’s crop of Power Broker winners, that phrase, “the ball’s in the back of the net,” kept bubbling up into my consciousness.
Poverty produces its own cruel chaos. Consider the work done by these 2026 Power Brokers in the realm of affordable housing.
A new insurance designation aims to broaden the knowledge base of insurance investment managers.
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