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At the Risk to Resilience Summit, Wint CEO Alon Geva opened his keynote by polling risk managers, general contractors, and owners on how they’re approaching water damage risk. The results showed that 75.9% of respondents either already have a formal water mitigation plan in place or are currently working on one. That’s a strong signal that construction teams are moving from reactive response to proactive planning, making water mitigation a more central part of project risk management. Resilience starts before the leak, and we’re grateful to the construction teams who joined us at the Risk to Resilience Summit to strengthen how the industry builds, plans, and protects against water damage risk. Don't want to miss out? You can watch the on-demand sessions here 👉 https://wint.ai/webinars/ #WaterDamagePrevention #ConstructionRisk #RiskManagement #BuildersRisk #ConstructionTechnology #RiskToResilience

"The true risk reduction comes from the autonomy and ability for partners in this space, like Wint, to be able to shut that off. They shut that leak off, and they mitigate that damage." This observation comes from Jared Bush-Howe, CRIS, Senior Risk Consultant III, at Allianz, speaking in a panel of insurance leaders at last week’s Risk to Resilience Summit: Water in Construction. Alerts are only as good as the person receiving them. And on a Saturday at 2 AM, that person's phone might be off. Autonomous shutoff closes the gap that human response times simply cannot. Watch the full session recording to learn more: https://lnkd.in/dzvCeYfi

Water mitigation is increasingly part of the insurance conversation. During Wint CEO Alon Geva’s Keynote Introduction at the Risk to Resilience Summit, risk managers, general contractors, and owners weighed in on whether they’ve discussed water mitigation with their insurance providers over the past year. 59.3% of respondents who answered said yes. That points to a broader shift: proactive water management is no longer just an operational concern. It’s becoming part of risk strategy, insurance planning, and financial protection for construction projects. #InsuranceRisk #ConstructionRisk #WaterMitigation #RiskManagement #BuildersRisk #ConstructionTechnology #RiskToResilience

"Projects that are over $75 million statistically could have a 1 in 3 chance that a water event, preventable by Wint, could occur." This fact came from Ryan O'Connor, Emerging Technology Associate at Suffolk Technologies, during his session, “The Reality of a Disaster” at our Risk to Resilience Summit: Water in Construction last week. When water damage is that likely at scale, treating it as a probabalistic project risk changes how project teams, owners, and insurers should be planning from day one. Find the full session recording here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/dvGwdjC7