Category: Property
Lauren Erickson, Nonprofit Practice Leader for G2 Insurance Services™, has been named a Power Broker® for 2023 by Risk & Insurance magazine. Erickson was awarded Power Broker status in 2020 as well. Each time, she was one of only six recognized nationally in the nonprofit category. “We’re extremely proud of Lauren’s accomplishment,” said Russell Brown, Chief Revenue Officer. “Her passion for client service, problem-solving attitude, and entrepreneurial thinking are hallmarks of the culture at G2, and Relation as a whole.” […]
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, […]
In California, the 2017 wildfire season became the worst on record, only for 2018 to prove even more deadly and destructive. The National Interagency Fire Center outlook for June through September of 2020 indicates many areas in the western U.S. will have above normal wildfire potential.
When the Woolsey Wildfire started on November 8, 2018 in the Westlake Village area of Ventura County I had no idea of where it would spread.
As a Risk Management Consultant and Insurance Broker for nonprofits, it feels like every day brings a new set of guideline and declarations. Every organization is trying to pivot, get creative, stay in front of their audiences and donors, and figure out what the long game looks like. As I talk to my clients about their immediate and future needs as it pertains to insurance and risk management in the face of COVID-19, one question is constant:
When it comes to catastrophes, the past two years have been dramatic, particularly in California. As a result, insurance companies are facing massive payouts for losses.
Most buyers of flood insurance have traditionally purchased coverage through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), but the tides are changing.
Hillard Heintze, a firm that specializes in security risk and threat management, developed Recovery and Reopening Security Risk Guidelines to help businesses prepare to resume operations in the coming months.
As businesses are allowed to reopen there are new operational risks to identify, mitigate, and where possible, eliminate. The issues are diverse and are not always tied to COVID 19 exposures.