Governance Blind Spots Are Putting Nonprofits at Risk

As environmental, social, and governance initiatives come under scrutiny from multiple directions, nonprofit and university boards are navigating an increasingly complex risk landscape.

Nelson Kefauver, spoke with Insurance Business America about the governance and management liability challenges organizations face as stakeholder expectations, regulatory oversight, and public ESG commitments continue to evolve.

As refinancing pressures continue across the commercial real estate market, stakeholders are placing greater scrutiny on how investment decisions are made, not just their outcomes.

As claims become more complex, the line between E&O and D&O is becoming less clear.

In an article for Insurance Journal, Karli Moore and Lauren Engnell examine how workplace issues, governance decisions, and data-related concerns can create overlapping exposures that challenge traditional insurance structures.

Trust is foundational to nonprofit organizations, and leadership decisions are often evaluated through that lens.

In an article for NonProfit PRO, Lauren Engnell examines the unique legal and governance challenges facing nonprofit leaders.

Nonprofits are facing a growing array of risks—from cybersecurity threats to evolving liability exposures—and many organizations aren’t fully prepared.