When a group of higher education institutions was looking to cut costs on health care benefits, they turned to the formation of a group captive in Vermont.

With college students still recovering from pandemic-induced isolation, the need to address mental health and enhance social life in higher education has never been clearer.

If the West Coast’s unprecedented water shortage continues as expected, the entire country will soon feel its impact.

This fictive scenario sees U.S. public schools falling victim time and time again to elaborate social engineering schemes concocted by dastardly cybercriminals. But the fiction only goes so deep when looked at in reality. 

Lockton’s Heather Miller knows the cannabis industry has its challenges, but it’s within those challenges that she sees opportunities for the insurance space.

Falvey does a lot of work in the life sciences, and a lot of pharma business is centralized in a couple of areas around the country — including some in Tennessee, which recently experienced very damaging tornadoes.

We spoke to Aon’s Megan Pittelli about bringing the human touch to the private wealth sector and where these clients are feeling the pinch.

CAC Specialty broker Courtney Cassidy shares her brokerage journey and how her passion for a clean energy future is fueling her work today.

Rising Star Allie Eans sat down with Risk & Insurance to discuss her introduction into brokering renewable energy.

As the market continues to grow, E&S carriers that once wrote general liability policies for complex manufacturing risks are entering the admitted space.

We spoke with Gallagher’s Michael Boisvert about what brokers can do to position themselves and their clients optimally for the future.

Lockton’s Taylor Knott is keen to help his clients succeed. That’s why he’s actively watching marine trends and working to best understand the risks at hand.

This Risk Strategies broker likes working with high net worth clients because they recognize the value of a thoughtful risk management approach. 

Understanding the nuances of the manufacturing space — including tightening economic conditions, supply chain issues and an evolving insurance industry — is the cornerstone of Alex Giterman’s role within Aon’s manufacturing team.

Wearable technology in workers’ comp could benefit the industry’s future, but getting there requires due diligence and education.

Artificial intelligence used in employment practices promises faster, more efficient days, but there is an element of discrimination bias that must be addressed before this tech is fully adopted.

Mental health in higher education can lead to liability risk for institutions if it remains unaddressed. But there is buy-in to do more for students from all stakeholders, including insurance.

Nick Terlecki was initially drawn to the public sector by the unique risk profiles. What’s kept him cemented in the sector are the many opportunities he’s given to be of service. 

With capacity constraints and other pressures creating a tough market, Aon’s Christy Corbett shares her thoughts on overcoming challenges in the hospitality sector.

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.