Rebecca Cady, 2018 Risk All Star, minimized med-mal litigation risk by focusing on information-sharing and faster response to potential claims.

An educator of the next generation of risk managers, Jack Hampton, a 2018 Risk All Star winner, joined a declining risk management program. Then he made it thrive.

2018 Risk All Star Alumine Bellone’s due diligence aided Ardent Health Services in a successful year of growth and acquisition, going from 14 hospitals in three states to 31 in seven.

Creativity helped 2018 Risk All Star Dianne Howard find effective and affordable ways to protect her district, and the thousands of schoolchildren it serves.

Under the guidance of 2018 Risk All Star Craig Melnick, Goodyear weathered Hurricane Harvey without a hitch and stayed on track for quarterly closing.

Kevin Farthing, a 2018 Risk All Star, solved his staff’s high rate of musculoskeletal injuries, saving more than $500K in annual workers’ comp costs. 

With broker consolidation comes more depth. But there are still pros and cons to this M&A growth that insureds should know.

Having a resiliency plan and practicing it can make all the difference in a disaster.

It was a tough lesson learned in court: When a company holds facilities in multiple jurisdictions, an insured is most prepared when it knows under which jurisdiction its policies live.

One Department of Public Works worker found that he could not file a negligence claim against his employer after already receiving workers’ compensation.

Energy, litigation and commercial real estate are driving growth in commercial surety.

More states are requiring schools to test drinking water for lead. Doing so puts them on the hook for costly remediation and opens them up to liability exposure.

From choosing the right filter to developing a communication plan, there are ways schools can mitigate health and liability risks.

High net worth homes are increasingly being built in disaster-prone areas.

In a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed, the industry legend provides perspective and advice to China’s leadership.

This director of corporate risk management believes in the education available for risk managers, but more effort should be given to developing talent.

Climate change, social media and artificial intelligence are increasing the rate of emerging risks.

Asian cultures have different risk appetites and recovery capabilities. Evidence shows facilities are being built repeatedly in disaster-prone areas.

How will college graduates be able to sell their skills? Maybe SNL’s Father Guido Sarducci had the answers all along.

Hospital-system mergers reduce competition, elevating the importance of cost-containment measures for workers’ comp payers.