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Webinar | Workplace Violence Risk Management 101

Virtual

Summary Regrettably, every organization is vulnerable to workplace violence regardless of its size. Whether the economy is good or bad, situations will arise that elicit acts of hostility, vengeance, or violence in people predisposed to these acts. While seriously violent acts in the workplace are low probability events, when they occur they can have severe consequences. Therefore, employers should be equipped to effectively prevent, prepare for and respond to workplace violence incidents. This virtual session...

Webinar | Insurance Industry: Year-End Perspectives on 2024

Virtual

Webinar Summary Join Reagan Consulting Partner, Tom Doran, as he reflects on 2024 and gives his year-end perspectives on industry consolidation, growth & profitability trends, and the 2024 Best Practices Study. Audience This webinar is designed for a Chubb Agent and Broker audience, including Agency leadership and principals. Faculty Tom Doran | Partner Reagan Consulting Duration 1 Hour Tuition Webinars are offered free of charge to Chubb agents and brokers and their select clients. Continuing Education...

Webinar | Managing Transitional Product Risks from a Sustainability Perspective

Virtual

As companies expand/transition into new markets related to climate risk and opportunity, operations and risks may change significantly. Learn about the new hazards and controls related to this business shift. View other webinars and recordings in the Risk Engineering series Audience This webinar is designed for Chubb appointed Agents and Brokers, and their select Clients. Faculty Karine Narr AVP, Sr. Risk Specialist Chubb Risk Engineering Rachel Goldstein VP, Risk Engineering Service Executive Climate Lead Chubb...

Webinar | Contractors in the Workplace: Managing the Hidden Workplace Exposure

Virtual

Virtually every operator in the energy industry relies on third parties (eg. EPC, O&M, transportation, etc.) in some capacity to conduct their day to day operations. From maintenance repairs to production, the utilization of these third parties can bring rise to several often-overlooked risks in the workplace. By implementing an effective contractor management program, a business will be able to reduce their overall risk associated with the use of these third-party entities. Safety and risk...

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