The 2025 Rising Stars demonstrate what it means to put the customer first, striving to place their clients’ businesses at the heart of what they do each day.

An insured’s claims philosophy will be key to navigating these challenging conditions.

The public sector needs to prepare for a number of emerging risks in 2025.

The most successful relationships involve the claims team and the claims advocates on the broker side, demonstrating that all parties involved want nothing but to appropriately adjust covered claims.

In an exclusive interview, Ben Wyatt, SVP for U.S. Marine at BHSI, explains how marine brokers drive success amid global uncertainties.

QBE’s Dan Fortin sees value in commercial insurance brokers who can help him understand the buyer’s behavior.

To significantly improve their cybersecurity posture, small businesses should focus on two simple but effective measures. First, they should implement MFA for all remote access points, including email systems and other critical applications. Second, they must ensure that their data backups are properly protected.

A Safety National executive provides market and risk management insights in conjunction with the release of our workers’ compensation Power Broker winners. 

The Private Risk Management Association’s Diane Delaney talks about high net worth insurance and risk management trends.

Labor shortages impact not only the speed at which a project can be completed, but can degrade the overall safety environment at a work site.

Cybersecurity issues, labor shortages and other exposures will affect the manufacturing sector this year.

Tory Agnich, chief underwriting officer for middle market life sciences at Liberty Mutual and 2025 Executive to Watch, discusses the evolving pharmaceutical and life sciences sector.

Charlie Tice is the Private Equity National Practice Lead for Travelers. Risk & Insurance recently spoke to him as part of our expanded coverage of our 2025 M&A Power Broker® winners and finalists.

Captives are becoming more common for a multitude of reasons.

Creativity, industry knowledge and a steely commitment to customer service define this latest generation of Power Brokers.

This year 12 brokers were selected as At Large Power Brokers. An additional three were named as finalists.

This year 6 brokers were selected as Agriculture Power Brokers. An additional two were named as finalists.

This year 6 brokers were selected as Captives Power Brokers. An additional three were named as finalists.

This year 6 brokers were selected as Construction Power Brokers. An additional three were named as finalists.

This year 6 brokers were selected as Cyber Power Brokers. An additional three were named as finalists.