In this episode of Navigating Risk, host Luca Rosi is joined by Chris Andrew, Strategic Planning & Communication Consulting Lead at Gallagher, and Michelle Sequeira, Proposition Growth Leader for EVP, to discuss how organisations can reimagine Employee Value Proposition (EVP) to meet the evolving needs of today's workforce

EVP is often mistaken for a benefits package or employer branding initiative. As Chris and Michelle explain, a modern EVP is far broader serving as the strategic framework that aligns workforce expectations, organisational purpose and brand promise. By connecting these elements, EVP becomes the foundation for a consistent, credible and engaging employee experience.

This episode explores:
• A practical definition of EVP, and why clarity matters
• How to close the gap between stated EVP commitments and employees' lived experiences
• Why fairness, transparency and authenticity are essential to a credible EVP
• How EVP is likely to evolve as organisations become increasingly data‑led and skills‑focused

The discussion provides a structured, forward‑looking perspective on how EVP can help organisations manage people risk, strengthen culture and support future workforce requirements.

Disclaimer - The sole purpose of this podcast is to provide guidance on the issues covered. This podcast is not intended to give legal advice, and, accordingly, it should not be relied upon. It should not be regarded as a comprehensive statement of the law and/or market practice in this area. We make no claims as to the completeness or accuracy of the information contained herein or in the links which were live at the date of publication. You should not act upon (or should refrain from acting upon) information in this publication without first seeking specific legal and/or specialist advice. Arthur J. Gallagher Insurance Brokers Limited accepts no liability for any inaccuracy, omission or mistake in this publication, nor will we be responsible for any loss which may be suffered as a result of any person relying on the information contained herein.

In the latest episode of the Navigating Risk podcast, host Luca Rosi speaks with Michelle Sequeira, Gallagher's EVP Proposition Growth Lead, about how organisations can build skilled, engaged and agile workforces amid rapid change.

Michelle explores how cost pressure, skills competition and new regulations are reshaping workforce priorities, and why organisations must shift from activities to outcomes using data‑driven insights. The conversation highlights the growing importance of AI, creativity, resilience and curiosity as core future skills and why EVP, culture and employee experience are becoming critical business levers.

Luca and Michelle also discuss:

• How strategic workforce planning is evolving into a people‑risk discipline
• The rise of skills‑based organisations, internal mobility and career agility
• What leading organisations do differently to strengthen engagement and reduce change fatigue
• Why trust, communication and alignment between EVP, talent practices and culture matter more than ever
• How agility goes beyond location, focusing instead on talent mobility, redeployment and adaptability
• The role of analytics in uncovering hidden risks in progression, pay and employee experience

Discover how your organisation can build a future‑ready workforce by listening to the full Navigating Risk episode.

Disclaimer - The sole purpose of this podcast is to provide guidance on the issues covered. This podcast is not intended to give legal advice, and, accordingly, it should not be relied upon. It should not be regarded as a comprehensive statement of the law and/or market practice in this area. We make no claims as to the completeness or accuracy of the information contained herein or in the links which were live at the date of publication. You should not act upon (or should refrain from acting upon) information in this publication without first seeking specific legal and/or specialist advice. Arthur J. Gallagher Insurance Brokers Limited accepts no liability for any inaccuracy, omission or mistake in this publication, nor will we be responsible for any loss which may be suffered as a result of any person relying on the information contained herein.

In this episode, our host Helen Yates, Editor of Global Thought Leadership, sits down with Matthew Currie, Regional Claims Leader at Gallagher, and Polly Sayers, Solicitor at HCR Law, to unpack one of today's most complex emerging risks: PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals."

PFAS have been used for decades across manufacturing, firefighting, consumer goods and industrial processes. Their resilience makes them effective but also environmentally persistent.

Helen, Matt and Polly explore how PFAS are entering UK water systems, the challenges of tracing contamination, and why the issue is now firmly on the radar of insurers, regulators and litigators.

They also discuss:

• How PFAS enter UK water systems and why contamination is difficult to trace
• Early signs of PFAS litigation in the UK and the challenges of proving causation
• Why supply chain visibility and early engagement with regulators are becoming essential
• Practical steps businesses can take now to reduce risk and improve oversight

This episode offers a grounded, practical look at an evolving risk that is set to shape environmental liability for years to come.

Disclaimer - The sole purpose of this podcast is to provide guidance on the issues covered. This podcast is not intended to give legal advice, and, accordingly, it should not be relied upon. It should not be regarded as a comprehensive statement of the law and/or market practice in this area. We make no claims as to the completeness or accuracy of the information contained herein or in the links which were live at the date of publication. You should not act upon (or should refrain from acting upon) information in this publication without first seeking specific legal and/or specialist advice. Arthur J. Gallagher Insurance Brokers Limited accepts no liability for any inaccuracy, omission or mistake in this publication, nor will we be responsible for any loss which may be suffered as a result of any person relying on the information contained herein.