Risk Ready- Presented by The Private Risk Management Association

Luxury yachts and superyachts represent far more than valuable assets. As the market continues to evolve, affluent families are navigating an increasingly complex set of risks that extend well beyond insuring the vessel itself. 

In this episode of Risk Ready, PRMA sits down with Rob Carron, U.S. Superyacht Practice Leader at Aon Private Risk Management, to explore the trends reshaping the luxury yacht market and the risks owners and their advisors need to consider. From chartering and crew management to liability pressures, claims trends and international exposures, this conversation examines when yacht ownership begins to function more like a complex operation than simply the ownership of a luxury asset. 

Listeners will also learn about some of the most common misconceptions among yacht owners, how chartering is changing the risk and insurance environment, and why yacht risk increasingly needs to be considered as part of a family's broader wealth and family office strategy. 

Whether you advise clients who own yachts, work with family offices, or simply want a better understanding of this highly specialized area of private risk management, this episode offers valuable insights into the evolving exposures surrounding luxury yacht ownership and the questions advisors should be asking their clients. 

What makes a conference truly memorable? Is it the speakers, the education, the networking, or something more? 

In this special episode of Risk Ready, host Bryant Kolle sits down with PRMA CEO Diane Delaney for a behind-the-scenes look at the 2026 PRMA Summit. Diane shares the vision, strategy, and inspiration behind this year's theme, The Power of Presence. 

Together, they discuss why this year's theme is especially relevant in an era increasingly shaped by AI and automation, the emerging trends influencing Summit education, and why communication, relationship-building, and human connection remain some of the most valuable skills in private risk management. Diane also shares what attendees can expect from new programming, unique Indianapolis experiences, and the collaborative environment that brings together carriers, brokers, service providers, and industry leaders from across the country. 

Whether you're already registered or considering attending, this episode offers a preview of what's ahead and why the 2026 PRMA Summit promises to be one of the association's most engaging and impactful events yet.

Private aviation has become an increasingly important part of many affluent families' lifestyles, but insuring an aircraft is only one piece of a much larger risk management conversation. 

In this episode of Risk Ready, PRMA sits down with aviation insurance specialist Samantha Money to explore the complex liability, regulatory, and coverage issues that often go unnoticed by aircraft owners and even their trusted advisors. From the misconception that a personal umbrella policy extends to aviation-related claims to the unique challenges surrounding owner-flown aircraft, international travel, charter arrangements, and fractional ownership, this conversation sheds light on the hidden exposures that can leave affluent families under protected. 

Listeners will also learn why aviation specialists should be involved early, the most common mistakes made during aircraft acquisitions, and the critical questions wealth advisors, family offices, and insurance professionals should be asking to ensure an aviation program aligns with a client's broader risk management strategy. 

Whether you advise private aviation clients or simply want a better understanding of one of the most specialized areas of high-net-worth risk, this episode offers valuable insights into protecting complex assets in an increasingly sophisticated environment. 

Protecting wealth today goes far beyond insurance policies and investment portfolios. For affluent families, risk management increasingly means protecting a balance sheet, a legacy, a lifestyle, and future generations. 

In this episode of Risk Ready, Bryant Kolle sits down with Tom Ruggie, Founder and CEO of Destiny Family Office, to explore how family offices think about risk through a broader lens. From governance and reputational concerns to emerging lifestyle exposures and generational wealth transitions, Tom shares how sophisticated families approach protection in an increasingly complex world. 

The conversation examines where insurance fits within a larger wealth preservation strategy, the importance of coordination among trusted advisors, and what family offices expect from insurance professionals serving high-net-worth clients. 

Ultimately, this is a conversation about moving beyond policies and becoming a true strategic advisor, helping families protect not only what they own, but what they value most. 

🎧 Listen now to gain a family office perspective on risk, protection, and long-term wealth preservation. 

Kidnap & ransom risk is no longer just an international concern—and for high-net-worth clients, that shift matters more than ever. 

In this episode of Risk Ready, Bryant Kolle sits down with Josh Ackerman and Laura Garcell of Ackerman Group to unpack how K&R risk is evolving closer to home becoming more domestic, digital, and opportunistic. 

From real-world drivers of exposure to the biggest misconceptions families still hold, this conversation moves beyond theory into practical guidance. The discussion highlights where advisors play a critical role—not just in insurance placement, but in helping clients think proactively about visibility, access, and preparedness. 

This is ultimately a conversation about awareness, not fear and how advisors can better support clients before risk becomes reality. 

🎧 Listen now and rethink how you approach K&R risk with your clients. 

When a major loss hits a high-net-worth property, the headlines fade quickly but the real work is just beginning. 

In this episode of Risk Ready, host Bryant Kolle sits down with Paul Maurer-Batjer and Mark Braun to explore what recovery truly looks like for $10M+ homes. Through the lens of restoration professionals and industry experts, they break down how early decisions, estimating discipline, and coordination across carriers, brokers, and recovery teams shape the entire outcome. 

They also dive into the human side of loss. In high-net-worth claims, it’s not just about restoring property it’s about protecting privacy, legacy, and trust. 

If you work with high-net-worth clients, this episode offers practical insights on what to look for in post-loss partners and how the right approach can make all the difference in the recovery process. 

As PRMA continues to grow and evolve, what does steady, values-driven leadership look like behind the scenes?

In this episode of Risk Ready, Spencer Houldin sits down with Bryant Kolle, former Chair of the PRMA Board of Trustees, for a thoughtful conversation about governance, continuity, and the responsibility of guiding a member-driven organization through change.

Bryant reflects on his time in board leadership, the importance of culture and consensus, and how PRMA can continue to serve private risk professionals in an increasingly complex landscape. Together, they explore what sustainable growth really requires, and why relationships remain at the core of everything PRMA does.

The PRMA Insurance Thought Leaders Insight Series with Spencer Houldin, alongside leading thought leaders in the industry, aims to examine the insurance terrain, identify solutions to navigating the bumpy roads, and provide a roadmap that guides risk management professionals in the right direction. 

In this episode our host, Spencer Houldin, Managing Director Gallagher Private Client, sits down with special guest, Scott McCollum, Founder & Chief Solutions Officer at McRoof.  With over 20 years of experience, Scott is nationally recognized for his expertise in resilient, fortified roofing systems that reduce loss and improve insurability. 

The PRMA Insurance Thought Leaders Insight Series with Spencer Houldin, alongside leading thought leaders in the industry, aims to examine the insurance terrain, identify solutions to navigating the bumpy roads, and provide a roadmap that guides risk management professionals in the right direction. 

In this episode our host, Spencer Houldin, Managing Director Gallagher Private Client, sits down with special guest, Kareen Boyadjian, Vice President of Underwriting at Tokio Marine HCC – Cyber & Professional Lines Group. 

Kareen Boyadjian, Vice President of Underwriting at Tokio Marine HCC – Cyber & Professional Lines Group. Based out of Los Angeles, Kareen is leading the charge when it comes to navigating some of the toughest and fastest-changing risks in the industry, especially around personal cyber insurance. 

The PRMA Insurance Thought Leaders Insight Series with Spencer Houldin, alongside leading thought leaders in the industry, aims to examine the insurance terrain, identify solutions to navigating the bumpy roads, and provide a roadmap that guides risk management professionals in the right direction. 

In this episode our host, Spencer Houldin, Managing Director Gallagher Private Client, sits down with special guest, McKeel Hagerty, CEO of Hagerty, a global leader in automotive enthusiast services and specialty insurance.  

From generational trends shaping car collecting, predictions for the future of the collector vehicle market, and McKeel Hagerty's top book recommendations for growth and inspiration, this episode is packed with wisdom. Whether you're a broker looking to enhance your expertise or a car enthusiast intrigued by the industry's evolution, we invite you to tune-in! 

McKeel Hagerty is the Chief Executive Officer and driving force behind Hagerty, an automotive enthusiast brand offering integrated membership products and programs as well as a specialty insurance provider focused on the global automotive enthusiast market. Based in Traverse City, Michigan, the company has more than 1,600 employees in the U.S., Canada, the UK and Germany. Hagerty’s purpose is to save driving and preserve car culture for future generations and its mission is to build a global business to fund that purpose. In December 2021, Hagerty Inc. joined the New York Stock Exchange as a publicly traded company under the ticker symbol HGTY.