When Quad began to rethink its ergonomics program in 2017, little did it know hiring industrial athletic trainers would boost morale, lead to less severe on-the-job injuries, and win them a 2022 Teddy Award to boot.
Despite federal laws that limit transparency and control of care for its injured employees, BNSF Railway seeks strategic opportunities for safety engagement and improved outcomes.
Joining his family’s agency has opened Chase Carlisle to some of insurance’s brilliant minds, enabling him to hone his broker skills in the public sector space.
Tamarah Holm, a 2022 Higher Education Power Broker finalist, knows a thing or two about carving a path in insurance. Here she shares some insight into brokering and what young entrants can do to succeed.
More than 2,700 risk managers on campuses around the world peer inside their URMIA toolbox regularly for education, collaboration, and inspiration to help them manage the infinite number of risks that are found and emerging on today’s higher education campuses.
With its workers’ compensation program at a crossroads, The Elwyn Foundation incorporated its company pillars to overhaul its approach to work injuries.
Women are a vital part of the working world. For male-dominated industries like construction, now is the time to consider what true diversity and inclusion looks like.
The advancement of climate change, ongoing macro-economic variations and the fact that an aging population will be increasingly in need of long-term care options, will call for best-in-class risk management in the nursing home sector.
Risk management and mitigation will be important elements in the discussion. But you can also count on hearing how different needs on the part of residential and commercial property users are driving change.