Category: Commercial Insurance
Amalgamated Bank and G2 teamed up for a webinar titled “Insurance 101 for Nonprofits” aimed at demystifying insurance concepts, purpose and terminology for nonprofit organizations. Maura Keaney, VP of Commercial Banking at Amalgamated Bank, hosted the session. The presenters included: Lauren Erickson, VP, Nonprofit Practice, G2 Mark Battat, VP, Personal Risk Management, G2 Cynthia Jenkins, VP, Family Office Executive, G2 This webinar provided guidance and practical takeaways, including how to better: Understand insurance vs. risk management Identify what a modern, […]
Serving on a nonprofit or for-profit board can be rewarding in many ways. Offering your unique expertise and perspective as a guide toward growth and sustainability is highly valued by organizations and companies of all sizes. In all the excitement around joining a new board, many people don’t stop to consider the risks of the role.
Protecting your organization’s data is becoming more complex every year. The number of threats, options for risk mitigation and cost of insurance are all rising exponentially. Here’s how to lower your cost and gain more control.
On May 17, 2021, G2 formally announced the acquisition of Schroeder Group. The news release is below:
In addition to SB 1159, which requires employers to report employee Covid-19 cases to their workers compensation claims administrator, another bill, Assembly Bill (AB) 685, went into effect January 1, 2021.
G2 recently hosted a webinar titled “Rethinking Risk: Operational and Financial Success for Nonprofits in a Post-Pandemic World.” The session was a robust discussion about post-pandemic vulnerabilities nonprofit organizations should consider, including business models, investments, fundraising and reputation. The moderator was William Jarvis, Managing Director, Market Strategy and Delivery Executive of Bank of America Private Bank. Panelists included: Howard Chi, COO of San Francisco SPCA Kim Meredith, CEO of San Francisco General Hospital Foundation Al Fine, Director of Risk Management, […]
Despite a myriad of new risks emerging this past year, slips, trips and falls remain the number one source of claims.
On September 17, 2020, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 1159 into law. In addition to codifying the Governor’s Executive Order N-62-20, which established a time-limited rebuttable presumption for workers who are diagnosed with COVID-19, the bill extends the presumption to January 1, 2023 and maintains the narrow time period during which an employer can rebut the presumption.
SuiteLife Underwriting Managers recently published its Q2 2020 Program Executive Report summarizing loss prevention and claims trends for the hospitality industry.
The cost of Umbrella coverage is increasing, but here is why you should buy more now. Hotels and resorts are inherently full of risk, even in the best of times. With the addition of the ever-evolving COVID-19, the risks are exponentially more complicated and difficult to mitigate.