Webinars & Events

Webinar for Insurance, Adjusters and Claims Professionals 🌀 ⚠️ Business interruption claims, inventory losses, and fidelity bond claims can become complex quickly. The numbers matter, but so do the assumptions, documentation, policy considerations, and financial analysis behind them. Our experts breakdown key considerations, valuations approaches, and common challenges we see in today's claims environment. In this practical session, we will discuss how forensic accounting supports complex claims involving: ✅ Business interruption and income loss analysis ✅ Inventory valuation and loss calculations ✅ Fidelity bond claims involving employee dishonesty, vendor fraud, and financial loss ✅ Documentation challenges and common claim considerations ✅ Practical insights for adjusters, claims professionals, risk managers, and insurance stakeholders This webinar is designed for professionals who want to better understand how financial losses are quantified, supported, and communicated in complex claim matters.

Energy companies are being pushed to deliver reliability, affordability, and transition simultaneously. This webinar focuses on how leaders can design and operate energy systems and assets that remain resilient under policy, price, and demand volatility, while connecting that strategy to execution across plants, terminals, and supporting industrial operations. It will also incorporate a focused discussion on renewable energy tax credits and incentives, highlighting how organizations can leverage these mechanisms to finance decarbonization initiatives, improve project economics, and align operational investments with regulatory and market opportunities. The session links strategy, operations, and financial value helping leaders translate sustainability goals into practical, economically viable actions.

Regulators and investors increasingly expect ESG and sustainability disclosures that are accurate, consistent, and supported by robust governance. This session is designed for boards and executives in energy and industrial firms who want to move from ad hoc reporting to assurance-ready ESG information aligned to real operations and risk management. What we covered in this session: ✅ The new bar for ESG and sustainability reporting • How expectations are evolving across regulators, investors, and lenders • The growing role of data, analytics, and automation in ESG reporting • Why governance, controls, and assurance are now central to credibility ✅ Governance, assurance, and vendor risk • Core elements of strong ESG governance and assurance readiness • How to evaluate and manage risks tied to external providers and ESG tools • Practical examples from VirentAssure’s work on accountability, accreditation, and risk ✅ Connecting ESG to real operations in energy and industry • Why strategy depends on reliable operational + sustainability data • Where plant operations, maintenance, and workforce practices shape ESG metrics • How selective use of analytics and AI can improve traceability without over-complicating execution