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Autumn Demberger
Verified
Content Strategist, Risk & Insurance
Philadelphia
Beats
Biography
Autumn graduated from Widener University with a BA in English and creative writing in 2015. She is skilled in editing, proofreading, and writing. She currently works for Risk & Insurance as its content strategist in the editorial department.
Insurance Brokerage , Health Care , Higher Education , Risk Management
Page3, Paid Party.
Content
By Autumn Demberger| Risk & Insurance Verified Topics: Brokerage | Mar./Apr. 2025 Issue | Nonprofit | Profiles Displacement is a scary thing. Not having shelter breeds anxiety, distress and fear. According to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, more than 50% of homeless people in the U.S. went unsheltered in 2023. Sheltering the unhoused is more than a noble cause; these efforts provide millions of Americans with one of our most basic needs— shelter—giving them an opportunity to rest, even for a moment, and recoup.
By Autumn Demberger| Risk & Insurance Verified Topics: Claims | Crisis Management | Critical Risks | Jan./Feb. 2025 Issue | Legal/Regulatory | Loss Control Judicial hellholes. Reptile theory. Third-party litigation funding. Social inflation, nuclear verdicts — thermonuclear verdicts. With enough jargon-heavy strategies available for the plaintiff’s bar, it’s no wonder insurers and their insureds have been on the receiving end of unfavorable litigation.
By Autumn Demberger| Risk & Insurance Verified Topics: Brokerage | Mar./Apr. 2025 Issue | Nonprofit | Profiles Displacement is a scary thing. Not having shelter breeds anxiety, distress and fear. According to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, more than 50% of homeless people in the U.S. went unsheltered in 2023. Sheltering the unhoused is more than a noble cause; these efforts provide millions of Americans with one of our most basic needs— shelter—giving them an opportunity to rest, even for a moment, and recoup.
Company Info
Risk & Insurance