Sedgwick

Catastrophe Readiness: How Sedgwick Responds, Recovers, and Rebuilds

In this episode, Kimberly George sits down with Steve Powell, EVP of Property Americas, to talk about the rising frequency and severity of catastrophic weather events - and how Sedgwick is leading the way in claims response, technology, and recovery. From surge staffing and AI tools to concierge repair services and a culture of care, Steve shares how Sedgwick supports clients and communities when disaster strikes.

Supporting the Public Sector with Jody Moses

In this episode, Kimberly George sits down with Jody Moses, Managing Director of Public Sector Strategy, to explore how Sedgwick is helping public entities navigate today’s complex risk landscape. From highlights at the PRIMA Conference to emerging challenges like AI, mental health, and risk financing, Jody shares insights from her 35+ years of experience serving cities, schools, and states across the U.S.

Tune in for a fast-paced, insightful conversation on the future of public sector risk management.

RIMS Riskworld 2025: A New Era in Risk Management

In this episode of the Sedgwick Podcast, Kimberly George and Brad Krauss discuss the upcoming RIMS Riskworld 2025 conference in Chicago. They explore the significance of the event for Sedgwick, the importance of networking, and the impact of economic volatility and AI on the industry. The conversation highlights Sedgwick’s initiatives at RIMS, including the Wellness ZENter and engagement strategies for new talent. As they look forward to the event, they emphasize the excitement and opportunities that RIMS presents for professionals in risk management.

Mental Health in Workers’ Compensation: Data-Driven Insights from Sedgwick’s 2025 Report

Kimberly George, Global Chief Brand Officer at Sedgwick, is joined by Max Koonce, Chief Claims Officer. They discuss the prevalence of mental health claims, inspired by a commentary paper that Max and his team released titled Unveiling the Hidden Struggles: Mental Health and Workers’ Compensation.

Reimagining Employee Benefits in 2025: Insights on Parental Leave, Generational Needs, and Voluntary Perks

Kimberly George, Global Chief Brand Officer, is back in the podcast booth, this time speaking with David Setzkorn, MBA, CPCU, Senior Vice President Workforce Absence & Disability Practice Leader.

Their conversation focused on employee benefits in 2025 and the importance of going beyond what is expected from a company’s benefits to attract and retain the best employees.

Training and development in 2025: from new hires to C-suite leadership

Kimberly George, Sedgwick's Global Chief Brand Officer, spoke with Kathy Tazic, Senior Vice President and Managing Director of Learning and Development, about new strategies, opportunities, and solutions to support colleague training, development, skills, and more in 2025.

The conversation focused on strategies for talent development at a global level, and the importance of understanding what colleagues need in terms of support for both short-term and long-term growth. As claims management teams continue to evolve, so do training and development programs, and this will require forward-thinking ideas to meet the needs of colleagues, clients, and customers.

Clinical care guidance: navigating musculoskeletal injuries

As we gear up for National Comp, the conversations around our AI Care Guidance model and Clinical Pathways will be front and center, especially as it pertains to musculoskeletal injuries. Employers who tailor to the specific needs of each injured worker and address them holistically will witness positive outcomes. But it takes a patient-centric approach with the right partner to get there. In this podcast, Beth Burry and Josephine Copeland weigh in on the use of technology to identify claims that can benefit from clinical intervention, the types of data that are most beneficial, and how we can develop unique clinical care pathways specific to the injury types and employee needs. Tune in and be sure to connect with us at National Comp.

Crash course on autonomous and electric vehicles

In today's rapidly evolving market, electric vehicle (EV) safety has become a significant focus. The unique aspects of EVs, such as their complex electrical systems and battery components, necessitate a different approach to property loss adjustment compared to traditional combustion engine vehicles. In this podcast, hear from Barry Porter, Quality Team Lead, about advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), the integration of telematics data and more.

Considerations with theatre production

There are countless risks that theatres and theatre productions might be exposed to that could result in an insurance claim. In fact, in recent months, there have been some high-profile examples in the UK of unfortunate cast injuries. In this podcast, hear from Sedgwick adjuster, Freddie Cambanakis, and guest speaker, Tome Levi about best practices when it comes to mitigating risks, ways to stay ahead of changing audience trends and which emerging trends to keep an eye on next year.

The latest in litigation

The litigation landscape is always evolving, with suits being filed sooner than in the past. What factors are contributing to this change? Which strategies can help avoid litigation altogether? What other liability trends should the market keep an eye on this year? Hear from Steve Ellis, VP of Liability and Max Koonce, Chief Claims Officer in this podcast about plaintiff bar tactics, data analytics, AI-led decision making, ADAS and more.