McLarens
McLarens Insurance and Responsible Business
McLarens is a global insurance claims service provider. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, the company has offices strategically placed around the world in most of the major capital cities and regions. There are 230 offices worldwide.
Much of Sixty7.green’s involvement has been through the C-Suite Sustainability Leadership Group. Sixty7.green initially did some sustainability advisory work for the McLarens UK team. We were subsequently appointed to the McLarens global team.
What did we do
For McLarens UK we provided a CSR training module for the UK loss adjusting group. We built core competencies around sustainability with a focus on The Climate Emergency. We delivered training online through presentations and question/answer sessions.
In 2022, we joined the McLarens Global Sustainability Steering Group. We built a CSR Roadmap which included an initial task of understanding the company’s approach to CSR in jurisdictions around the world. We spoke to each of the country and regional leaders at C-Suite level and reported back to the global team. This informed on further steps to develop the company’s CSR approach including implementation and reporting on commitments in its CSR Statement.
In mid-2022, McLarens participated in The Association of Insurance and Risk Managers (AIRMIC) Conference in Liverpool. AIRMIC promotes the insurance and risk management profession.
The conference focussed on the changing landscape for loss adjusters and specifically CSR or ESG. There was a focus on climate change impacts, the pandemic, disease, aging populations, technological disruptions, and the war in Ukraine. It was noted that each having radically changed the risk landscape while introducing new risks, more risks, and different types of risk. The uncertainty of these impacts remains profound.
Alongside McLarens, Sixty7.green led a conference HUB session addressing ESG in Claims. The focus of the sessions was on claims solutions supporting the ESG agenda. We led the session on ESG, equity and maximising the use of risk data to illustrate sustainability in reinstatement.