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For cargo transportation companies transitioning their fleets to clean energy sources, there are benefits in publicizing a formal ESG platform — but also risks. Fortunately, insurers are there to help them navigate the way.
After initially struggling to gain traction, the district’s fitness program drew in employees through incentives and social activities until participation became its own reward.
We talked to Jason Bainum, EVP and VP of sales at HUB International, about the trends he sees in the employee benefits space, how smaller organizations can make the most of their spend, and the indispensability of data.
“I can’t stop the tornado. I can’t stop the ignition of the wildfire or the hurricane that is coming. But we do know enough to narrow the path of destruction. And for us, it is about that science, but it has to be translated into specific actions that people can take.”
“How do we manage the losses in the property space — to minimize them, but also to better approach the underwriting and pricing and all the other dimensions that come in to bear as people understand the risks?”
San Francisco-based SafelyYou leverages the power of AI to quickly catch and respond to nursing home resident falls.
The freight transportation industry is charting a course to novel fuel sources, and it needs insurers to grease the wheels.
Sally Kucharczyk’s age of injury program at PepsiCo bears great results for employees and the workers’ comp team alike.
Clayton Matthews exercised the power of listening to build consensus and unify legacy claims protocols.
We spoke to Alliant’s Molly Lovelette about the many changes affecting green energy — from new technology and increased government investment to the growing menace of climate change — and what advice she has for brokers looking to enter the sector.
As cannabis legalization spreads in the U.S., many employers are grappling with the question of how to keep their worksites safe.
The use of autonomous vehicles is attractive to many, but where liability lies should an accident occur is still a murky issue.
If the West Coast’s unprecedented water shortage continues as expected, the entire country will soon feel its impact.
Whether or not a case goes to trial, there are strategies carriers and their legal counsel can employ to help avoid especially egregious losses.
A raft of new innovations and technologies is advancing the cause of predicting and preventing general property losses.
The Aon broker talks about technology’s impact on worker ergonomics, the pandemic’s long-term effects and other trends to watch in the workers’ compensation space.
How Ten Eyck Group’s Greg Barcomb helped a triple-bottom-line climate technology company secure a triple win in New York City.
The targets of cybercriminals’ data breach efforts are always shifting. Better awareness of trends in cybercrime — and consumers’ reactions to it — can inform an insurer’s strategic outlook.
The fight against climate change is a complex one, and it will require unprecedented collaboration between businesses, governments and nations. Fortunately, trust and transparency is where blockchain technology excels.
New legislation in California redefines the limits for non-economic damages that result from medical negligence. What will these changes mean for insurers writing business in the state?
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