Work can be nourishing and a connection between you and the things you love. Hear from world renown researcher, New York Times bestselling author, and psychometrician Marcus Buckingham. Marcus has spent years focused on unlocking strengths, increasing performance, and pioneering the future of how people work. His latest book entitled, Love and Work: How to Find What You Love, Love What You Do, and Do It For the Rest of Your Life uncovers the power of work and love. 

Todd was enjoying a great round of golf when it started. First, one tenant called. Then another. And then, another. Between the 6th and 9th holes, every tenant in his apartment building had called. In this podcast you’ll hear how having the right Equipment Breakdown coverage helped this commercial building owner cool down tenants quickly.

Guests in a beautiful, family-owned boutique hotel started their day in a not so pleasant way – which could have resulted in an ugly scenario for the hotel owner. Hear how having the right Equipment Breakdown coverage helped keep guests comfortable.

Every table was booked at a trendy restaurant. All was running smoothly until the lights flickered then went out. Find out how the right Equipment Breakdown coverage helped this restaurant resume serving their customers.

Our new normal includes increasing threats from all kinds of coastline and inland flooding and wildfires. Here and abroad. Ernst Rauch, climate change and geo scientist with Munich Re gives  an insider’s view of the causes and concerns of these evolving risks that defy our historical understanding.

In this next climate change episode, we continue an insightful conversation with climate change expert Ernst Rauch of Munich Re and Jeff O’Shaughnessy of HSB to talk about the connection between higher catastrophe losses and climate change. The upward trends in both costs and catastrophic event severity show a clear picture on a global scale. But there are some bright spots.

Awareness of climate change has had its ups and downs, but it’s growing worldwide now. Climate change expert Ernst Rauch of Munich Re discusses this growing awareness and the different approaches that Europe, the U.S. and North America are taking to tackling the challenges. And tackle them we must, says Rauch, if we’re to save future generations the dire effects. And it will get worse.

What exactly is climate change and what are the biggest contributors to it? Ernst Rauch of Munich Re, climate change expert, gives a historical perspective that surprisingly begins some 140 years ago with industrialization. He talks about what is accelerating change today, including the farming and cattle industries which account for 20 to 25% of overall greenhouse gas emissions.

Ernst Rauch, renowned climate change expert and chief climate and geo scientist with Munich Re talks about the role the insurance industry has had in tracking the effects of climate change and becoming an early warner of it in the 1970s. Data and changing loss trends played a role then, as now.