Welcome to another episode of INSSA Insights. In this episode, we delve into the pivotal role of insurance in NGO security risk management. Experts Lisa Oliveri and Joe Gleeson explore how insurance safeguards international development and humanitarian aid organizations in high-risk areas. From medical emergencies to specialized policies like kidnap ransom coverage, discover how insurance enhances organizational resilience. Uncover the collaboration required between organizations and insurers, the importance of knowledgeable brokers, and ethical considerations.

Join us as we provide insights on leveraging insurance for seamless crisis response in challenging environments.

Takeaways

• Significance of Insurance in High-Risk Zones
• Tailoring Insurance for Humanitarian Aid Community
• Collaboration Between Institutions and Brokers

Quotes

"Insurance anticipates and covers the costs of challenges in international development and humanitarian work.” -  Joe Gleeson

“Embrace consultation in times of crisis or security, where even a 'no' can lead to undiscovered paths. - Lisa Oliveri


Featured in this Episode

Joe Gleeson
Director for Network Solutions at Intel
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-gleeson-35644213/

Lisa Oliveri, CPP, PCI
Global Safety and Security Director | Strategic Risk Management Leader | Board Member
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisamoliveri/

Chapters
00:00 - Introduction
01:37 - Diverse Travel Risk Policies
11:02 - Identifying Risks for Tailored Insurance Programs
13:48 - Insurance for International Employees
18:33 - Key Details for Understanding Insurance
20:20 - Resource Requests and Broker Benefits
25:11 - Effective Policy Coordination
27:08 -  Enhancing Risk Management by Insurers
30:16 - The Vital Role of Trusted Brokers
33:10 - Ensuring Support Equality
36:34 - Conclusion

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