The CPCU Society’s In2Leadership education event is back in Tampa March 28-29.

“I don’t know that we do enough with people to let them know what’s available and what kind of life you can live by being part of this great industry. I get up every morning looking forward to my work. I love what I do, and I think that’s important.”

The Climate School’s curriculum was developed in collaboration with a range of experts to help professionals understand and confront the impact of climate change on the practice of risk management.

Integrated policies can help streamline the claims process for technology companies.

Here are the potential trucking laws throughout various states that could be introduced in 2023, and what it’ll mean for the industry.

Collaboration with underwriters and claims managers is essential to keep big jury awards and macroeconomic trends in perspective.

A university’s valuable collection can be an asset — or a liability. Insuring it requires a campus-wide effort.

Securing property coverage for nonprofit organizations is no easy feat, and it’s one the Nonprofits Insurance Alliance is trying to solve.

Oregon-based nonprofit organization Albertina Kerr’s exposure profile became too risky for its previous insurer. That’s when NIA stepped in.

From the state of the market to increased cyber risk, here are four challenges nonprofit organizations should keep in mind as they move into 2023.

A recent survey conducted by Marsh looked at the risks currently facing the restaurant industry, which specialty coverages the industry is in need of and more. 

Risk transfer and risk mitigation both figure prominently in addressing climate change.

The CPCU Society’s annual conference combined top speakers, education and networking opportunities in tech-trendy San Francisco.

A recent surge in book banning should have public libraries reviewing risk management and insurance practices with their brokers and other insurance personnel. 

QBE’s 2022 Mid-Sized Company Risk Report found that companies are more anxious about today’s business environment than they were in 2020.

If we don’t approach renewables with safety and resiliency in mind, increased investments driven by corporate ESG measures and new tax incentives could result in dangerous accidents and massive losses.

We can no longer ignore both the benefits and the overall need for data utilization when it comes to underwriting risk. 

Data can streamline many parts of the underwriting process, but there’s no substitute for the human touch.

The 2023 Risk & Insurance® Executives to Watch seek to build a bridge between the troves of data needed to underwrite risk and the human talent and experience needed to apply that knowledge effectively.

Carmen Sharp believes in putting her staff’s experience to good use to boost efficiency and provide outstanding customer service.