FM in the News

Insurance Business America named Johnell Holly, senior vice president of global client services, sales and marketing at FM, on its 2025 “Hot 100” USA insurance leaders list, which recognizes exceptional leaders whose contributions have shaped the insurance industry over the past year.

It's no secret the world is experiencing an increase in extreme weather-related events. While many believe climate change is part of the cause, other factors certainly come into play. Dr. Louis Gritzo, chief science officer at FM, recently joined the DigIn podcast to discuss strategies to address emerging risks.

Risk & Insurance recognized Ziad Alex Tadmoury, executive vice president, EMEA, Asia Pacific, Canada and specialty industries, and FM Affiliated, as a 2025 Executive to Watch.

As a result of FM’s previous resilience credits, FM clients increased implementation of natural hazards-related recommendations, driving a potential reduction in economic impact of more than US$30 billion.

Boston Common Golf is one of six teams in TGL presented by SoFi. TGL’s inaugural season tees off on Jan. 7 in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.

The FM Championship saw a high turnout of fans throughout its inaugural weekend.

Following the incredibly successful launch of the FM Championship, one of the best-selling LPGA competitions of the 2024 season, FM and the LPGA Tour announce the FM Championship will return to TPC Boston in 2025.

This weekend’s FM Championship kicks off a five-year partnership between FM and the LPGA.

The upcoming FM Championship, which brings the LPGA back to New England for the first time since the 2004 U.S. Women’s Open, highlights the growth and increasing visibility of the LPGA and women’s sports. “We’re seeing significant strides in women’s golf and women’s sports more broadly, which is very exciting,” said LPGA Commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan.

At a recent media day for the FM Championship, a new LPGA tournament set to tee off at TPC Boston later this month, LPGA star Megan Khang talked about the importance of bringing women’s professional golf back to New England for the first time since 2004.