Kevin Ingram discusses FM Global’s approach to risk mitigation and how this ‘finance-minded guy’ fits in.

The Hanover’s Bryan Salvatore talks the importance of sustainable business models, customer relationships, and attracting young people to the industry.

After stints at Aon, Lloyds and RSA, Haoming Zhou takes on a lead position for Starr Companies in Shanghai.

Vince Tizzio played a key role in making sure company cultures aligned after Navigators was acquired by The Hartford. Now he’s leading their Global Specialty Division.

To serve a company in a risk management role, says QBE North America’s John Langione, is an opportunity to serve the entire organization and learn the industry in a unique way.

Chris Foy’s entrepreneurial spirit and his leadership on AmTrust’s new vision have made him one of 2020’s Executives to Watch.

David Perez, chief underwriting officer, North America, for Liberty Mutual’s Global Risk Solutions, is ensuring the organization’s underwriting talent is well prepared for tougher times ahead.

For Texas Mutual’s chief operating officer Jeanette Ward, success is found within the three C’s: customers, consistency and collaboration.

Eric Sanders talks technology, building a career in the industry and his new role as head of claims at QBE. 

Insurance pricing is up. Stepping to the plate is AXA XL’s Joe Tocco, who has a lot to say about the role of brokers and underwriters in navigating shifting markets.

In the newly created chief sustainability officer position, Yafit Cohn will be responsible for overseeing the company’s ESG efforts and communicating their values to the public.

According to data from the Urban Institute, the federal government now backstops more housing debt than at any point in history.

ADI Worldlink, a global technology firm, was facing two lawsuits from its employees. When its insurer refused coverage, Worldlink turned to the court for answers.

Rodney Escobar, director of risk management for the state of Tennessee, believes that to fuel successful risk management programs, risk managers must become savvy about using data to gain leadership buy-in.

Positive safety trends and new technologies are driving a pull away from traditional risk transfer as carriers work to adapt.

In an environment where it is impossible to be prepared for every consequence of every event, business leaders instead need to practice the art of thinking strategically in a pinch. 

There are so many elements that go into a successful workers’ compensation program. Real trust that goes both ways is the glue that binds them all together.  

When a worker alleged a co-worker sexually assaulted her while on the job, her employer said under state law, she had exclusive legal remedy.

What do we risk as an organization, community or nation when we are unhappy?

From jobsite safety to design efficiency and underwriting, the seeds of AI are sprouting.