Validating Your SOV: The Importance of Data
Thomas Logan
Risk Manager, PhilaPort
Anthony DiBernardino, CPCU
National Public Entity & Education Vertical Leader, USI Insurance Services
In this podcast, we're joined by Thomas Logan and Anthony DiBernardino. Together, they discuss the crucial process of validating statement of values for insurance purposes. They highlight the importance of accurate property valuations, explain the detailed assessment of building values, and emphasize the impact on insurance coverage and pricing. By understanding these factors and working closely with brokers and carriers, organizations can secure the coverage they need within their budget.
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Thomas Logan
Risk Manager, PhilaPort
Tom is risk manager for PhilaPort, which is the fastest growing port in the country and one of the largest and oldest shipping areas in the United States which dates back to its original charter granted by William Penn in 1701. The port is a major center of maritime industrial commerce and it was also designated a strategic military port by the Department of Defense. The port manages diverse services from 15 locations along the Delaware River. Tom manages a complex portfolio of risk for the port. Before joining the port, his diverse career included working in leadership positions with carriers, agents and other commercial organizations in risk management. Tom is a graduate of West Chester University and lives in the Philadelphia area.
Anthony DiBernardino, CPCU
National Public Entity & Education Vertical Leader, USI Insurance Services
Anthony is a partner and leads the USI National Public Entity and Education Practice. Anthony joined USI after 25 successful years with global insurance brokers and insurance companies. He has held various local, regional, and national positions leading clients, broking and industry verticals. His responsibilities included leadership of all aspects of the commercial lines business including sales, strategic account management and carrier relations. Anthony consults with senior executives to understand their organizations and develops solutions to various enterprise risk issues. He is an expert in alternative risk transfer products. Anthony also has extensive experience in the insurance brokerage industry including analytics, program design and coverage, project insurance, enterprise risk management, safety, and claims. Anthony graduated from St. Joseph’s University as a Presidential Scholar with a Bachelor of Arts in economics and politics.
