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Listen and learn from industry thought leaders, get inspired by new ideas, and tap in to practical advice from experts. Averaging 15–20 minutes per episode, the IRMI Podcast brings you concise, easily-consumable content focused on trends in risk management and insurance. Subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or the Podbean App


Recent IRMI Podcast Episodes

Agribusiness

Large Agricultural and Food Processing Claim Handling

This podcast episode is a 9-minute Snap Talk presented by Trent Gillette, US agriculture director, and Greg Brown, executive loss accountant, both of McLarens. Mr. Gillette and Mr. Brown preview their presentation on the intricacies of handling large agricultural and food processing claims, upcoming at the 2024 IRMI Emmett J Vaughan Agribusiness Conference in Des Moines (IRMI AgriCon Central).

Construction

The Financial Flow of Water Mitigation

Water damage on a construction project results in remediation costs, delays in schedule, and sometimes litigation. In this 11-minute episode of IRMI Podcast, Yaron Dycian of WINT Water Intelligence shares insights into the use of technology to mitigate water damage and water waste in commercial building projects. With some insurers requiring larger deductibles, these savings may directly impact the contractor's bottom line.

Agribusiness

ATV and UTV Safety

Nationwide Staff Operations Director Sarah Onnen joins IRMI Chief Content Officer Joel Appelbaum in this 12-minute podcast episode, which highlights Nationwide's important new safety program for all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and utility terrain vehicles (UTVs). Listen to learn the difference between these two vehicles and why IRMI Emmett J Vaughan Agribusiness Conference Grand Conference Sponsor Nationwide continuously advocates for the safety of its policyholders.

Construction

Bringing Down Silos in Safety Management

In this 16-minute episode, Tricia Kagerer of Jordan Foster Construction describes how future-oriented contractors are tearing down silos and uniting around total human health by merging their efforts in risk management, safety, leadership, diversity/equity/inclusion, and overall well-being.