Construction Outlook 2022:
Riding the Construction Wave
Construction will continue its boom in 2022, but construction firms with the greatest resiliency against shortages will separate themselves from the competition.
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TRANSPORTATION OUTLOOK 2022:
Open Roads With Persistent Potholes Ahead
Last-mile delivery will flourish and the pervasive driver shortage may get worse. But shipping rates and demand will remain high, while digital and analog solutions will help alleviate the industry’s most persistent problems.
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Healthcare Outlook 2022:
Returning to Equilibrium After a Difficult Year
With labor shortages, changes in the delivery of care and cyber security threats, healthcare will embrace new approaches to risk management and turn 2022 into a year of opportunity rather than survival.
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Agribusiness Outlook 2022:
Facing the Unknown Yet Again
Since agriculture became agribusiness, no industry has been more unpredictable, day in and day out. This experience will prove invaluable as extreme weather, pricing volatility and labor shortages continue even while global markets recover.
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FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE EQUITY OUTLOOK 2022:
More Deals, More Pressure on Private Equity
Because the number of deals in private equity has skyrocketed, firms that recognize and plan for the increased pressures on their funds will have more success in buying, running and selling portfolio companies in 2022.
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CANNABIS OUTLOOK 2022:
Balancing Big Risks and Big Rewards
A maturing cannabis industry has the potential for enormous growth — but only if growers, processors and retailers can minimize threats to their profitability and stability.
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Entertainment Outlook 2022:
The Comeback in Live Events
The massive number of event cancellations in 2020 led to major losses for insurers and rates have risen across the board. But behind the curtain, a dramatic comeback awaits.
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EMPLOYEE BENEFITS OUTLOOK 2022:
How Benefits Will Help Shape Recruiting and Retention
COVID-19 changed the rules for recruiting and retention, leading to a labor shortage that left employers scrambling for talent. In 2022, these same new rules mean employee benefits will play a bigger role than ever.
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RETIREMENT OUTLOOK 2022:
Major Changes Will Mean Major Preparation
Legislative initiatives in 2022 and a shift towards holistic financial wellness could permanently change how plan sponsors approach retirement benefits — and provide a major lift towards helping employees reach their retirement goals.
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