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HUB’s 2025 Nonprofit Summit: Church Mutual’s Jeff Zehr

Church Mutual’s Jeff Zehr sees plenty of underwriting opportunities in the nonprofit space, despite headwinds such as nuclear verdicts and nonprofit funding challenges.

Leading The Charge: How Insurers Are Tackling High-Tech Fraud To Protect Customers

Private Equity Firms Step Up Cyber Vigilance Amid Rising Threats

The Red Hook Fire Art Loss: A Case Study for Knowing Who Your Insurance Broker Is

Heat Doesn’t Take a Holiday — Neither Should Safety Measures

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Opinion | A Pandemic Risk and Insurance Act Is a Great Idea

Creating a backstop that will allow insurers to administrate government funding in the case of a pandemic makes good risk management sense.

For This Workers’ Comp Power Broker, It’s All About Education

Pritchard and Jerden’s Steve Heinen has dedicated his career to learning about and improving the workers’ comp industry.

Workplace Ergonomics and Sports Medicine: Why They’re a Perfect Fit

The bridge between between a high-performance workforce and a peak-safety workplace might be wider than meets the eye.

COVID-19 Is a Global Battle. But Climate Change Is Still the World’s War, According to Swiss Re

Swiss Re’s report looks at insured and uninsured economic losses caused by disaster events in 2019.

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Aon’s Lori Goltermann named APIW Woman of the Year, AXA XL forms a new leadership team and more in this edition of People on the Move.

Can the Auto Casualty Claims Process Assist Workers’ Compensation?

Can advancements in artificial intelligence that are being implemented in the auto insurance realm find traction in workers’ compensation?

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From Tech to the Talent Gap, Here’s What Tomorrow’s Risk Managers Should Prepare For

As technology evolves, risk managers will need to be more agile than ever before as they develop creative risk solutions for the future.

NCCI Study Examines Losses Over $1 Million in Workers’ Comp. Here Are the Main Takeaways

A recent NCCI examined how frequently claims exceeding $1 million occurred over the last 15 years.

COVID-19, Work-From-Home and the Risks of Data Leakage: Here’s How to Protect Your Company

COVID-19 could be increasing the risk of data leakage in your company. Here’s how you can protect your business.

3 Elements of Strategic Corporate Communication During COVID-19

Effective communication during COVID-19 can be the make-or-break moment for your business’ crisis response plan.

Legal Roundup: Airlines Sued Over COVID-19 Refunds, Tesla’s Twitter Lawsuit and More

The latest court decisions impacting risk management and the insurance industry.

How Quickly Can You Apply These Supply Chain Risk Lessons from the Chemical Industry?

As toll manufacturers grapple with supply chain risk, carriers step up where they can. Here are the lessons other industries can learn.

Tech Is Advancing the Biopsychosocial Care Movement. Is Your Workers’ Comp Program Ready?

New technologies promise better treatment plans and faster recovery, but do carriers and brokers think they’re worth the money?

Opinion | As Baby Boomers Leave Workers’ Comp, Knowledge Transfer Has to Happen Immediately

The youngest baby boomers will retire in 2030. Workers’ comp needs to start preparing for their knowledge transfer now.

Experience Forged in Crisis: Army Veteran Jane Holl Lute a Timely Addition to MMC Board

Jane Holl Lute joins the Marsh board with a career rich in risk management training and expertise.

3 Ways to Make Sure Your Ergonomic Projects Stay on Track

Humans are creatures of habit, which is why improper implementation of ergonomics could cause emotional and physical tension in the workplace.

Marketing Is Not Reputational Risk Management. You Need to Know the Difference

When it comes to managing reputational risk, knowing how to tell your company’s story is key.  

Legal Roundup: 3M Sues Over COVID-19 Price Gouging, College Students Demand Reimbursement and More

The latest court decisions impacting risk management and the insurance industry.

Ransomware and the Public Sector: Why Hackers Are Seeing a Green Light

The latest IT security report from Corvus shines a light on the extreme vulnerability of municipalities, government agencies and schools. The good news: It also outlines a clear path to improvement.

Workers’ Comps Claims Adjusters Get the Chance to Telecommute. Now Can They Make It Succeed?

Staying connected to co-workers and injured workers is paramount for claims adjusters. They can remain connected, working from home, but may need support from their organizations to do so effectively.