Tropical storms — whether hurricanes, typhoons, or cyclones — can bring significant destruction as affected regions are hit by heavy rain, strong winds, or extreme flooding. The potential devastation requires organizations to take action to prepare for the potential impact of severe storms to their people, their properties, or their supply chain.
In this episode of Risk in Context, Marsh colleagues discuss the actions that business leaders should be taking to prepare for storms, practices that should be put in place to aid recovery, and how companies can streamline a claims process. This episode also addresses the importance of building resiliency both ahead of and during tropical storm season and acting on lessons learned.
US Property Practice Leader, Marsh
Based in New York City, Michael Rouse is the leader of Marsh’s US Property Practice. His responsibilities include overseeing all property placements in the US for both global risk management and corporate brokerage segments. In addition to his management responsibilities, he is directly involved in the development, design, and placement of domestic and global insurance programs for several Fortune 1000 companies and public entity clients.
Managing Consultant - Strategic Risk Consulting, Asia
Arti Chopra is the Crisis Management and Business Resilience Lead at Marsh's Advisory in Asia, here she supports clients in building resilience through maturity assessments, plan development, tailored trainings, and exercises. She has over 11 years of experience in response and in-house advisory focusing on incident management, environmental preparedness, and crisis management, including developing response strategies, policies, and competent teams for effective response.
