In this 23-minute podcast episode, Trent Gillette, McLarens US agriculture director, shares interesting stories about what can go wrong in a food processing plant. Properly handling these claims entails exact understanding of the risks and exposures of not just the processing plant but also the supply chain effects on farmers and ranchers with time-sensitive processing needs as well as all the downstream effects. Learn how knowledge specialization impacts a successful claim resolution and what you can do to minimize the risks in this sector.

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In this 15-minute podcast episode, Rob Olson, senior research analyst at IRMI, explores the recent changes in the Insurance Services Office, Inc. (ISO), Homeowners 3—Special Form (HO 3). As we know, most farms in the United States are small. Many farmers and ranchers have homeowners policies. Learn how ISO is updating coverage in one of its most popular forms to reflect the current times, such as the new "home-sharing host activities" definition.

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In this 12-minute podcast episode, Gary Clevenger of CNA provides tips for updating your business strategies and plans to include continuity of workforce considerations. Learn how to identify and minimize workforce distractions and stressors and their impact on worker longevity and project success.

In this 9-minute Snap Talk from the 2022 IRMI Emmett J Vaughan Agribusiness Conference, Albert Betts, executive director, Insurance Council of Texas, discusses the bevy of risks Texas farmers face. With heat waves, droughts, flooding, tornadoes, and even earthquakes, the Texas landscape is not for the faint of heart.

In this 15-minute podcast episode, Tricia Kagerer, executive vice president of risk management at Jordan Foster Construction, outlines invisible barriers that prevent women and other historically disadvantaged groups from reaching maximum potential in male-dominated industries and provides tools that can help overcome internal and external constraints to succeed in C-suite roles.

In this podcast episode, Colin Harper, senior business developer for Descartes Insurance Solutions Agency, Inc., explores the new generation of parametric insurance and whether it could one day replace traditional insurance. 

Hosted by IRMI Chief Content Officer Joel Appelbaum and based on Mr. Harper's 2022 IRMI Emmett J Vaughan Agribusiness Conference presentation titled "Frost: A Chilling Peril," the 20-minute podcast episode educates on how parametrics can offer clients solutions that the traditional market cannot.

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In this 15-minute episode, TJ Lyons explores a disconnect in awarding Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification—recognizing best-in-class design and construction—on a project where men or women died building these marvels. This issue warrants an uncomfortable but long-overdue conversation on what "best in class" really means.

In this 12-minute episode of the IRMI Podcast, Rose Hall, vice president and head of construction innovation at AXA XL, outlines some common obstacles in developing a technology strategy in construction companies, as well as five keys to accelerating technology adoption that will produce better business results.

This informative podcast episode, a Snap Talk from the 2022 IRMI Emmett J Vaughan Agribusiness Conference (AgriCon), dispels practices such as inspecting your insured's property once a year because once a year may be too late! Instead, learn about agricultural claim realities from Richard Villanueva, vice president, The Greenspan Co., a 2022 AgriCon Silver Sponsor.

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The effects of social inflation and nuclear verdicts on the insurance industry can be challenging. This 17-minute podcast episode, a Snap Talk from the 2022 IRMI Emmett J Vaughan Agribusiness Conference, is presented by Laura M. Gregory, partner at Sloane and Walsh LLP. Ms. Gregory highlights cases that display the ripple effect of social inflation and nuclear verdicts on our industry.

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