Now more than ever, there is revitalized importance in insuring your event and investment against postponement, cancellation, or other unexpected occurrences. In light of a global pandemic, there is increased discussion about event cancellation insurance. Major music festivals such as Coachella and South by Southwest (SXSW) were canceled in response to COVID-19 and could have benefitted from having this insurance … Read More
How to Safeguard Your Mission with Weather Insurance for Nonprofits
Fundraisers are vital to your daily operations and securing year-over-year support. While strategic planning is necessary, we know time spent worrying about uncontrollable details–like the weather–is focus taken away from your nonprofit’s mission… Read More
3 Things to Know About Weather Insurance
Each year in the United States, weather costs businesses an estimated $630 billion. Chances are your business pays a hefty portion of this weather bill. Adverse weather harms the bottom line of individual businesses operating in a multitude of industries such as utilities, retail, fairs and festivals, transportation, sporting events, and construction. Weather insurance can help to protect your business or … Read More
Rain Insurance: A Plan Worth Implementing
For over 80-years the Atlanta Dogwood Festival welcomes spring with its nationally renowned Fine Artist Market, live music, kids village, and several other entertainment options for the entire family to enjoy. Daytime temperatures typically average around 70 degrees making the festival a perfect way to spend the whole day outdoors. That is unless… Read More
Construction Risk Management: Beyond Calculating Lost Weather Days
An exceptionally long winter with heavy snowfall and subzero temperatures made the early stages for constructing a new office building slow going. Finally, the snow has let up, but heavy rain keeps cycling into the weekly forecast. The weather delays on this project are cutting deeply into profits. With some luck, this may be… Read More
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