As risks become more interconnected and complex, brokers are expanding their role beyond policy placement, helping organizations improve resilience, manage total cost of risk and make smarter business decisions.
Cutting data processing and reporting times by over 50% meant leveraging existing Microsoft tools to build an in-house, automated workflow system instead of purchasing a costly RMIS.
Rapid growth in a high-litigation environment can send workers’ compensation costs spiraling. Here’s how Stephen Grimaud built a scalable program that bucked the trend.
Liberty Bank’s overhaul of its insurance and risk financing program shows how a disciplined broker transformation can cut costs, improve data visibility, and elevate risk management into a strategic enterprise function.
Commissioning a first-of-kind processing plant with no precedent meant that risk-based thinking had to be applied across every layer of organization, from engineering to procurement to operations.
Public entity risk pools generate decades of claims and actuarial data but turning that information into actionable insight has long been a challenge. Here’s how 2026 Risk All Star Max Larkin changed the conversation.
Inheriting years of unresolved litigation and legacy claims, one leader turned a reactive claims operation into a strategic, transparent risk management program.
When a century-old industrial giant spun off its life sciences arm, the new company had just three months to stand up insurance coverage across 30 countries.
Balancing operational modernization with employee advocacy can be tough. The City of Lincoln, Nebraska, shows how thoughtful leadership can deliver both.