Data-Driven Resilience: Property Valuation as a Strategic Risk Management Tool

Michael Domin, President, Insurance Valuation Group
Natalia Szubbocsev, Business Development Consultant, Insurance Valuation Group

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November 18 | 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. ET

In a climate of inflation, supply chain volatility, and shifting regulatory frameworks, property valuation has quietly become one of the most consequential inputs to public sector risk management.

This session unpacks how replacement cost assumptions are shifting under current economic pressure, and why relying on outdated figures can expose public entities to underinsurance, misaligned capital planning, and slower recovery after a loss. Attendees will explore how accurate, current valuations feed directly into budgeting, reserve adequacy, and emergency preparedness, turning a routine compliance task into a genuine strategic asset.

The discussion will also address how to coordinate valuation data across finance, facilities, insurance, and emergency management without conflating insurance values with financial reporting or lifecycle costing. Risk professionals will leave with a practical framework for building annual valuation reviews into their risk management cycle, grounded in authoritative construction cost indices rather than guesswork.

Attendee Takeaways:

  1. Why replacement cost assumptions are shifting under current economic pressure.
  2. How outdated valuations expose public entities to underinsurance and capital planning gaps.
  3. How accurate, current valuations strengthen budgeting, reserve adequacy, and emergency preparedness.
  4. How to build annual valuation reviews into your risk management cycle using authoritative cost indices.
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Presenters

Michael Domin, President, Insurance Valuation Group
Michael Domin brings over 26 years of experience in professional property appraisal, specializing in replacement cost valuations for buildings and contents and COPE data collection for insurance purposes. He has worked across public, private, and nonprofit sectors throughout his career.

Michael served 23 years as Managing Director for a national appraisal firm, leading appraisal projects for counties, cities, municipalities, universities, and school districts. He managed staff and developed appraisal best practices for the firm, and is a candidate member of the American Society of Appraisers in the Machinery and Technical Specialties discipline.

With a proven track record of delivering comprehensive appraisal services, Michael Domin continues to be a trusted authority in the appraisal industry, dedicated to providing invaluable insights for insurance and compliance needs, and has spoken at various industry groups including URMIA, PRIMA, and RIMS.

Natalia Szubbocsev, Business Development Consultant, Insurance Valuation Group
Natalia joined IVG in a Business Development leadership role, bringing her expertise in insurance valuation and property risk and her dedication to promoting accurate expert appraisals in the public and private sector risk manager space. She began her insurance career as a broker and went on to oversee complex appraisal assignments globally, and is a speaker at RIMS and PRIMA on property data trends and appraisal practices.

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