In this article, we discuss construction risk considerations specific to public sector and municipal projects and how your organization can work with risk management specialists to assess coverage needs.

Alliant Insurance Services was competitively awarded a cooperative purchasing contract by Sourcewell, a service cooperative based in Minnesota, for participating public entities.

Join Brendan Hall and Michael White, Alliant Cyber, and Scott Erickson, APT Healthcare, as they explore how Alliant’s PortCo Protect program supports private equity organizations in advancing cybersecurity maturity across their portfolio companies. 

Join Kenny White, Alliant Healthcare, and Kathy Roe, Health Law Consultancy, as they examine recent federal and state developments shaping the regulation of artificial intelligence in healthcare and managed care, including a new executive order establishing federal priorities.

The transportation sector is bracing for another year defined by cost pressures, legal exposure and regulatory uncertainty — even as new technologies offer clearer pathways to improvement.

Alliant Insurance Services, the nation’s leading specialty broker, has released its Insurance Marketplace Insights and Observations Report. The report highlights trends that are prevalent in each respective industry and how risk managers can respond with strategic insurance and risk management solutions.

Welcome to the YMCA Management Webinar Series. The YMCA Management Webinar Series is designed to serve as a valuable resource for individual YMCAs and provide a strong forum for meaningful conversations on critical topics.

In an environment defined by rising healthcare costs and incomplete information, insight is the advantage. Alliant’s analytics platform integrates medical and pharmacy claims across carriers with provider cost, quality, and outcomes data, delivering a comprehensive view of plan performance.

Cross-border transportation between the United States and Mexico is one of the backbones of North American commerce. In 2024, the U.S. traded roughly $840 billion in goods with Mexico. For decades, these fleets have connected communities on both sides of the border, moving workers, families and goods that sustain regional economies.