Risk & Insurance® sat down with The Hartford’s Mo Tooker to discuss everything from the state of supply chain risk to inflationary pressure for insureds. 

Battery storage losses continue to cause concerns to insurers. There have been several major losses already this year.

Steve Love, CEO of SolePro, shares his journey to a career in brokering and the origins of his Insurtech company.

Swiss Re’s Ivan Gonzalez spoke with Risk & Insurance about inflation, climate change and property insurance, among other topics.

Sophy details his career journey and shares what’s in store for the future of Charles Taylor.

CPCU Stacey Hinterlong recounts her insurance career journey and the role the CPCU Society has played in building it.

2022 Workers’ Comp Power Broker Patrick Tyler walks Risk & Insurance® through the highlights of his career.

Jana Utter, vice president of risk management at Centene Corporation, gives her take on the rewarding aspects of risk management and opportunities for improvement.

2022 Workers’ Comp Power Broker Ettie Schoor shares her journey through the industry, from working at a large brokerage to starting her own business. 

“We leveraged our wildfire science and aerospace engineering expertise to develop a suite of wildfire models that includes a novel geospatial AI algorithm.”

WBN’s Alan Fergusson sat down with Risk & Insurance to discuss the current state of employee benefits and exciting opportunities for its future.

Former U.S. Senator and current Lloyd’s Council Member John Sununu shares his perspective on the myriad of global risks facing the industry.

“I would say right now, that the thing that is most visible in the press from COVID is auto pricing, auto insurance pricing based upon usage or extreme lack of usage, and that continues to evolve for sure. And I think we’ll see that continue to evolve.”

Pamela Davis has paved a path for nonprofits to receive adequate insurance coverage so that they can continue to fulfill their missions.

We are working hard every single day to try to solve the problems in an ever-changing and volatile risk environment and we’re building for the future.

Western NY workers’ comp attorney Alexis Close doesn’t shy away from an uphill battle.

Avis Budget Group risk manager Suzanne Panicoe details the risks she expects the travel industry will face in 2022.

Travel is starting to bounce back since the onset of the coronavirus. What are the risks that these travelers should be watching?

“A machine can build a bias without us knowing it. I mean, you feed it enough data, you can tell it to ignore racial profiles, but you never know how the machine does it.”

A current issue is student loan repayments. That is not really a coverage issue, but it’s an additional benefit.