FM in the News

Tan Hian Hong, FM Global vp and client service manager in Asia, explains why more than ever business leaders should keep an eye on the ever-present sources of risk to business continuity, especially during the pandemic.

Leaders today face a risky world. In this podcast episode from the National Preparedness Leadership Initiative, learn from FM Global's Eric Jones, vp and global manager of business risk consulting, how to take a more nuanced view of risk and how to navigate it.

Freezer failure may be a significant risk to the smooth execution of the critical COVID-19 vaccination program, writes Australia-based Michael Beaumont, assistant vice president, group manager, account engineering, FM Global.

With a new U.S. government managing a new phase of the Covid-19 pandemic, should treasuries also have new plans for 2021? Sanjay Chawla, FM Global's chief investment officer, examines the implications for corporate treasurers.

Wade Chmielinski, staff vice president and group manager, cyber consultants at FM Global, shares his perspective on what municipalities can do to address increasingly more sophisticated cyber breaches.

FM Global engineers conducted 49,000 site visits in 2020 — of which 15,000 were remote due to COVID-19. Brion Callori, sr. vp of engineering and research discusses why preparation was key.

COVID-19 has proven how vulnerable global supply chains are to disruption. But climate risk could be even more disruptive to those systems. FM Global's Adriano Lanzilotto shares how organizations can better build resilience into their supply chains to mitigate such risks.

Wade Chmielinski, staff vp and a cyber risk expert at FM Global, discusses lessons learned from the February 5 hacking of a Florida water treatment plant.

Michael Stuckings, operations chief engineer at FM Global Australia, discusses how addressing the business risks of a changing climate shouldn't take a backseat to other perils.

For a variety of reasons, the global resilience of vaccine-related supply chains is likely to be tested for the foreseeable future, writes Dr. Louis Gritzo, vp and manager of research at FM Global.