Monica Manske of PMA Companies shares her expert insights on the critical role of data in managing workplace safety risks, the importance of a comprehensive onboarding process, and the unique challenges faced by new employees in the context of workplace safety.
We asked the Gallagher client executive about the challenges currently facing her education-sector clients — and the brokering philosophy she uses to help overcome them.
“Before founding Five Sigma, I witnessed firsthand the inefficiencies and archaic systems in the commercial insurance industry while working as a CFO for an energy company in the UK. Upon returning to Israel, I teamed up with deep tech experts to identify real-world problems that could be solved by leveraging data effectively.”
To ensure strong governance practices, it’s essential to comply with ESG regulations, uphold ethical business standards, and maintain transparent reporting.
“My dad was in the oil and gas business for most of his career. What I liked about what my dad’s way of working was that he was there for us. He could build his own schedule.”
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. Dr. Joel Axler of Brown & Brown marks the occasion with a conversation about the ongoing importance of mental health awareness and education, and proactive strategies employers are utilizing.
“We have from one to 50 different insurers utilizing the data we gather. We want our clients, the insureds, to walk into their market meetings every year armed with this data to present to the markets.”
“In the supply chain, there’s a significant push for increased visibility, which involves using technology to see beyond the first level down to the second, third, or even fourth tier. This integration between conveyances allows for tracking, tracing and predictive analytics.”
A recent study by Travelers revealed that 35% of workplace injuries occur during an employee’s first year on the job, resulting in more than 6 million missed workdays.
Cyber threats top the list of business concerns for a fourth time in the 2024 Travelers Risk Index, as a record 62% of U.S. companies cited worries about cyber risks.