Risk Management

Planning for a better future.

We believe that assessing enterprise risk is a vital, yet often overlooked step in the process of protecting your organization. The outcomes of a proper risk management study are enhanced safety protocols, more informed insurance purchase decisions, confident employees and a better night's sleep.

  1. G2 Supports Environmental Sustainability – Vanguard Magazine

In a recent article in Vanguard Magazine, G2 acknowledged the important work of our good friend, Michael Costanzo, General Counsel and Director of Security at California Academy of Sciences. G2 supports environmental sustainability and is proud to be associated with this incredible organization. “I strive to understand what our scientists are doing, what their objectives are and what’s important about the research. From there, I do risk assessment and then identify what tools are available to manage the risk.” Michael […]

  1. 2020 Year in Review

With all the challenges of this past year, we remain proud of our Associates and business partners, thankful for our clients and community, and humbled by all those who supported our team through difficult times. Now, we look forward to a new year as we work confidently to protect all who are dear to us. Click below to read the full letter from our Co-CEOs:

  1. Rethinking Risk for Nonprofits

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, […]

  1. Defining independent contractors: How will AB5 affect your business?

Many businesses use independent contractors in their operations on a daily basis. A new law which Governor Gavin Newsom signed on September 18, 2019 – Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) – looks to change that by codifying the ABC test handed down by the California Supreme Court in the recent case of Dynamex which distinguishes employees from independent contractors.