When the need for mental health support and resources on college campuses increased, broker Terry Lyons worked to ensure that his clients could serve their students.

How Ten Eyck Group’s Greg Barcomb helped a triple-bottom-line climate technology company secure a triple win in New York City.

“The industry does so much good work, and I don’t think we figured out how to lever that in society today and make the American public more aware of it! I think that’s probably the thing we need to talk about more.”

When the Taliban took over Afghanistan in 2021, broker Seth Cohen met a challenge few in his field have faced.

Liberty Mutual’s Susanne Figueredo Cook leads with a level head, prioritizing inclusion and giving her team a space to share ideas.

Growth is nice, but QBE’s Dan Fortin knows that underwriting discipline is even nicer.

Jack Kuhn has been at the forefront of Westfield’s new specialty business, which recently culminated in the acquisition of Lloyd’s of London Syndicate 1200 from the Argo Group.

CPCU Society President-Elect Brett Clausen expresses a sense of gratitude and acknowledgement of responsibility in his new role.

Newly elected IUMI president Frédéric Denèfle shares his thoughts on marine insurance looking into the next few years.

Marsh’s Denise Campbell isn’t afraid to ask the tough DEI questions. 

Shrubb stays very busy, which she likes.  She also likes that her career has its roots in a field — international relations — which suits her energy and attention span.

Joel Cavaness looks back on 25 years of growth at Risk Placement Services.

In part one of this two-part series, Michelle Despres of One Call shares how she broke her leg while on the job and what happened as she entered the workers’ comp space as an injured worker for the first time.

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

Karl Choltus of Brown & Brown helped educate his clients and their clients on the many benefits surety bonds can bring.

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

“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.”

This senior vice president and director of health care at Gallagher Bassett Specialty shares his experience and what the health care industry should keep its eyes on moving forward.

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

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