The COVID-19 pandemic will have a number of lasting impacts, including on cities and the demands of people who live, work, and play in them, along with residential and commercial real estate properties.
This episode of Marsh’s Risk in Context podcast features Marsh’s Paul Foye and Marc Reisner and Oliver Wyman’s Rory Heilakka on the pandemic’s effects on the future of cities.
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Paul Foye is the leader of Marsh’s US Real Estate Practice. He has led Marsh teams supporting several of Marsh’s largest real estate clients, advising them on real estate risk management and insurance programs, captive insurance best practices, and more. He has more than 30 years of experience in the insurance industry as a broker, underwriter, and risk manager.
Marc Reisner is the leader of Marsh’s Multifamily Center of Excellence within Marsh’s US Real Estate & Hospitality Practice. In this capacity, Marc is responsible for the development of products, services, and solutions for multifamily real estate client. He has three decades of insurance broking and risk management experience, including working with large real estate insurance portfolio programs.
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Rory Heilakka is a Partner within Oliver Wyman and part of the firm’s Transportation and Digital Practices. Based in the New York office, he has been with Oliver Wyman for almost 15 years, advising clients on a range of issues and has worked extensively in the travel and hospitality sector, with a focus on applying technology and advanced analytics to inform strategy and lasting business outcomes. He is also a leader within the Oliver Wyman Forum focused on the implications of technology and AI for global cities and has helped develop Oliver Wyman’s Cities AI Readiness Index.
