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A new entry-level training and development program to build an entrepreneurial and professional sales force is helping to prepare an insurance brokerage for future growth.

Why leaders will continue to fail to adequately prepare for the next big catastrophe.

Tighter regulation and more transparency have prepared the industry for catastrophic events.

The University Risk Management and Insurance Association's new president for the 2012-2013 term is none other than Gary W. Langsdale, university risk officer at Pennsylvania State University.

Levees are among the nation's most important defenses against flooding, but the levee network is rickety, and presents new challenges for flood modeling.

A precipitous decline in weather satellites poses challenges for weather risk managers.

When companies do expand globally, they do so chiefly to access new customers and markets, not to cut costs as has been widely reported.

Under the leadership of president and CEO Brady Young, Strategic Risk Solutions racks up 10 years of solid success and handsome profits.

A trio of experts assess underwriter preparedness in the wake of the JOBS Act, lower regulatory hurdles facing start-up companies and the potential liability facing corporate directors and officers.

With the government's disability insurance fund headed for exhaustion, is it time to "go Dutch"?

Looking back on the storm that confounded expectations -- and was devastating all the same.

Rather than compete with each other, two veteran media liability consultants join forces.

Risk managers should look for service interruption coverage as part of their insurance plans.

The collapse of outdoor stages could lead some underwriters to head for the exits.

Even in the red, the National Flood Insurance Program deserves a long-term fix.