Evacuation Planning for High-Value Collectibles
Experiencing a catastrophic loss is devastating for everyone. Fortunately, with the latest technology and the right planning, people now have time, potentially even days to get their families to safety. With this additional time, evacuating sentimental and/or high valued items becomes more realistic. Advising your clients of these best practices ahead of time is a valuable service and key to risk mitigation; it’s especially important if the client is passionate about these items – they are only original once.
We have a panel of experts to share tips and best practices on how to have the evacuation planning discussion with your clients. Join us as we take a deep dive into evacuation planning for high-valued assets.
Presented by:
Jay Hurlin, CSP Manager Construction & Property Risk Control from Markel Corp
Rick Worm, Firefighter and PCS Inspection & Overseas Coverage Manager from Hagerty
Simon Hornby, President of Crozier Fine Art
Jamie Gregory, Underwriting Manager, Markel International
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