We provide focused strategic advice.

Accelerating public and private sector clients’ ability to internalize functions needed to spur larger, faster growth in residential resiliency — making home mitigation sustainable as a function embedded within employers, insurers, states, and federal government agencies. 

Our interaction with state and federal agencies, as well as, re-insurers, focused on residential catastrophe mitigation, initially for wind (hurricane, tornado), has enabled a deeper dive into key obstacles to progress. Persistence in finding positive resiliency solutions for each of these stakeholders may be helped by a favoring wind; the near unanimous passage of the Community Disaster Resiliency Zones ( CDRZ) Act.

While other industries have exhibited leadership focusing on reducing the level of carbon emissions, the insurance industry’s expertise in catastrophe risk management makes us uniquely well-positioned to help public and private organizations address the effects of increased frequency of natural disasters, specifically on homes.

Alignment of interest. Further aligning RT Mitigation’s financial interests with public stakeholders’ efforts to broaden and accelerate residential catastrophe mitigation, up to 10% of RT Mitigation’s net profit will be donated to each client-state’s residential catastrophe mitigation program, in proportion that the individual state’s advisory fees paid to RT Mitigation represent as a percentage of RT Mitigation’s total annual income received from all public clients. 

Introductory Call

20 minutes. A free initial consultation to review your residential catastrophe mitigation initiatives or planning to create such initiatives. Identifying your short- and long-term goals to broaden residential mitigation efforts, will help to shape our review of which new ideas will best enable your organization to accelerate resiliency efforts.

Follow-up Call

40 minutes at rate based on government vs private sector entity. This follow-up consultation is based on our analysis of the information identified in the Introductory Call. Based on your situation, we will discuss an outline of our services tailored to your needs and explain the different types of value that you would derive.

Group Follow-up Call

1 hour at rate based on government vs private sector entity. The common needs among states and various regions of FEMA, and reinsurers and their trade organizations, a Group Follow-up Call may typically involve up to three entities from any one of the four stakeholder segments: FEMA – multiple regions and DC; States – multiple states; Insurers – multiple insurers, trade organizations, residual markets; Employers – multiple companies, trade groups.