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As risk manager for a major entertainment company, Brad Waldron says collaboration with outside parties is key to staying successful amid evolving consumer preferences.
Although some anticipated a more relaxed environment under the current administration, evolving cyber and crypto currency risks create new regulatory compliance challenges.
The threat of employee theft is bigger than most companies realize. Recognizing the clues and implementing risk management protocols can avoid costly losses.
Investing in projects that produce social, environmental and economic sustainability is critical to long term success for communities and companies alike.
The proliferation of data and technology will challenge the insurance industry to utilize these resources effectively, but it also creates opportunity for customized service.
Immigrant workers often do dangerous jobs that expose them to a high risk of injury. Language barriers can complicate recovery, leading to litigation and overall poor outcomes for employer and employee alike.
Adjusters need high-quality MRI reports to determine a claim’s next steps, but high-quality providers are challenging to identify. Here’s how to find the best.
The cyber threat is big, growing fast. That’s the scary news. The good news is cyber insurance is taking off with most stand-alone policies paying out.
Technology has impacted business in good and bad ways. But it looks like the bad is starting to outweigh the good as tech advancements undermine goods and services.
Workers’ comp needs a better solution for opioids than more prescription opportunities. And luckily, numerous alternative treatments are already at our fingertips.
Predictive and prescriptive models can help insurers make smarter decisions faster, but implementation is stymied by lack of direction, legacy systems, and fear. This plan can help.
The rapid pace of change in homebuilding presents unique underwriting challenges, but close partnerships with contractors and an emphasis on loss control helps fill the coverage need.