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Leadership at the Frontlines Our Co-President emphasizes a fundamental truth: this is why you invest in insurance. While anyone can provide you with a policy, few can effectively align your policy language, model your risk, negotiate rates, and ultimately deliver on claims and risk management processes. Your risk management and claims advocates—who are dedicated professionals, not automated systems—should be in communication with you by today. They are on high alert and prepared to respond to your needs promptly. We do not see ourselves merely as agents; we consider ourselves your business partners, with a strong obligation to you as our valued client. Our expertise spans commercial real estate, construction, multifamily housing, education, healthcare, transportation, and a variety of other sectors. Our risk management team is well-equipped and ready to support you. We look forward to reconnecting on the other side of the storm. Stay safe... Douglas Jones, AIP Luis Rafael Gazitua Fernando Alvarez Disaster Recovery Services, LLC Anthony Blanco #Insurance #RiskManagement #ClaimsAdvocacy #BusinessPartners #CommercialRealEstate #Construction #MultifamilyHousing #Healthcare #Transportation #EmergencyPreparedness #StaySafe #Leadership #COA #HOA

Keeping Disasters in the Spotlight As communities from Texas to Vermont continue to grapple with the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, it’s crucial to remember that the journey to recovery is far from over. While our country has shown incredible solidarity in supporting those affected, we face an ongoing challenge with disaster fatigue. First Responders that deploy out to manage disasters like this on down to the volunteer organizations our country has relied on to show up and get people started on their way to recovery have been operating at an extremely high operational tempo. With billion-dollar disasters becoming more frequent, it’s easy for these events to fade from the news cycle, leaving survivors to struggle in silence. But there are several ways you can help: 1. Volunteer Your Time: If possible, lend a hand in person. Your presence can make a world of difference to those in need. 2. Donate: If you can’t be there physically, consider making a financial contribution. Every dollar helps fuel recovery efforts and supports those who can go in person. 3. Raise Awareness: When you can’t volunteer or donate, you can still play a vital role by keeping these events in the news cycle. Share stories, updates, and information to ensure that disaster survivors get the attention and support they need. 4. Support your First Responders: First Responders need your moral, financial, and community support. The emotional and physical toll it takes to help people and communities when they are severely effected by disasters is hard. It is hard on your body and your soul. Let’s stay committed to shining a light on these crises and ensuring that no one is left behind. Together, we can help rebuild lives and communities. 💪 #TeamRubicon #AHIMTA #DisasterRelief #HurricaneBeryl #SupportSurvivors #StayEngaged #FirstResponders #DisasterResponse #FEMA #ITDRC

Be prepared for the impact of Hurricane Milton. https://ow.ly/1Zbz50THLh0 Visit our Disaster Response Center for updates on the storm and valuable resources to help you prepare. #HurricaneMilton #RiskManagement #ASmarterWayToRisk

With the devastating effects of Hurricane Helene, and Hurricane Milton on the way, please consider supporting #TeamRubicon, a veteran-led humanitarian organization that serves global communities before, during, and after disasters and crises. Learn more here: https://teamrubiconusa.org #hurricanehelene #hurricanemilton #supportsquad

There are many ways to help following a disaster. But giving to collection drives isn’t one of them. Read ALAN's latest (and catchiest) blog to learn why these efforts often impede disaster recovery – and how you can better support disaster survivors this Hurricane Season. #blogpost #singalong #humanitarianlogistics #hurricaneseason2024 #supplychain https://lnkd.in/eKTxPS3q

With hurricane season in full swing, it's crucial for businesses throughout Broward County to be prepared. If you don't already, make sure that you have an emergency plan in place to protect your employees and assets. We recommend checking out the link for several guides on how to help your company deal with and recover from emergencies from season to season. #EmergencyPlanning #HurricaneSeason https://lnkd.in/eBSDHzv3

So let me ask you Mr/Ms FEMA Director of Training/Education, In a Disaster situation, where a person's life depends on their basic needs, what really is critical at that moment in time is that they have food, water & shelter (Maslow's hierarchy of needs). Not whether if they believe they are gender different. A true faith-based organization will love the sinner and separate the sin (in their faith). Gender belief is also a freedom of a person to have of one's self-identity (Psychologically) which should not be taken away. However, in cases when people comingle, such as areas of a disaster refuge, we must respect ALL people's self-Identity and revert to our biological given gender out of respect for ALL people. Not a judgmental situation. Male's use the Men's room, Women use the Ladies room. If one chooses not to accept the aid provided by Faith Based Organizations, then the alternative would seem more hopless.

It’s been devastating to see the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in our state. Many of these towns destroyed were only an hour or so away from us. Western NC is the last place you would expect a hurricane to cause such catastrophic damage. Here's some of our recent questions and conversations raised from witnessing the aftermath: -What do you do in the case of a flood of you only rely on your gear and it washes away? -How would you determine when to go or when to stay? -Do you have a go bag prepared to leave on short notice? -What lessons have we learned? -Where do we go from here? #asheville #westernnc #wnc #hurricanehelene #prepared

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