In aging services, some of the most significant insurance costs are not driven by catastrophic events, they are built over time through everyday operational strain. Workforce fatigue is one of the most overlooked drivers of claims frequency, severity and ultimately, total cost of risk. It often develops gradually, yet its…
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The commercial insurance market continues to adjust after several years of heightened volatility. While some lines are showing signs of stabilization, others remain challenged by ongoing claim severity, litigation trends and evolving risk exposures. Insurers are approaching underwriting with greater discernment as economic conditions, regulatory requirements, workforce dynamics and technological…
Read MoreCybersecurity is often framed as a technology issue. For family offices, it is something more personal. A cyber incident can affect finances, privacy, reputation and in some cases, physical safety. Family offices sit at the intersection of wealth, discretion and information. They manage sensitive financial records, governance documents, personal identifiers,…
Read MoreThe All Ohio Convocation, a risk management program for architects and engineers and industry legal professionals, will take place Wednesday, May 6, 2026. The event will feature a full day of risk management topics with emphasis on today’s trends that can affect your firm. Participants are eligible for 5.0 AIA / PDH /…
Read MoreEscalating conflict involving Iran and recent U.S.–Israel military operations have increased the risk of cyber activity directed at U.S. organizations. Threat intelligence teams and federal agencies have reported a rise in opportunistic attacks attributed to Iran-aligned cyber actors. SecurityWeek and Unit 42 by Palo Alto Networks similarly note that the Middle East conflict has…
Read MoreWhen it comes to protecting your business and assets, many organizations start by looking at insurance products. While those solutions play an important role, they are only one part of a broader risk management approach. A strong risk management program begins with structure. It requires organizations to identify, evaluate and…
Read MoreSpring often brings fast‑changing weather conditions across many parts of the U.S., including thunderstorms, flooding and strong winds. These events can develop with little notice, making seasonal preparation an important step for supporting safety and reducing disruption. Understanding Common Spring Hazards Thunderstorms are among the most frequent spring hazards. National…
Read MoreSarah Echan, Senior Vice President and Senior Client Executive Global Risk, was named a 2026 Power Broker® by Risk & Insurance Magazine®. She is one of only six brokers chosen nationwide in the manufacturing category. As noted in the magazine, a Power Broker is “an individual who stands out among…
Read MoreFor today’s family enterprises, sustaining a legacy requires more than prudent investing or strong governance. Long-term resilience increasingly depends on the ability to innovate sustainably, not only through new ventures or technologies, but by building systems that safeguard the enterprise across generations. In this environment, a sophisticated risk strategy has…
Read MoreWe’re all familiar with Valentine’s Day—the day for love, thoughtfulness, and meaningful gifts. From flowers and chocolates to heartfelt cards and, of course, fine jewelry, these items often carry both emotional and financial value. Now it’s time to get practical. If you’ve recently purchased—or received—a significant gift, it’s important to…
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