Haag is proud to announce that Brianna Salvitti has been selected as a delegate for the 2025 PICG Claims Academy. This prestigious program brings together 27 top professionals for an immersive two-week experience in the London Market, providing hands-on exposure to Lloyd’s, brokers, managing agents, and advanced claims education. At Haag, we are committed to continuous learning and client-focused expertise, and Brianna’s selection reflects her dedication to upholding these values. Through this opportunity, she will gain invaluable insights, collaborate with industry leaders, and bring back enhanced expertise to better serve our clients. Haag is also proud to be a sponsor of the 2025 PICG Conference, which will take place in London on May 7th. We look forward to supporting this important industry event and engaging with global claims professionals. Please join us in congratulating Brianna on this well-earned achievement! We look forward to the knowledge and connections she will bring

Tim Marshall Inducted into the National Storm Chaser Hall of Fame On February 15, 2025, Tim Marshall was honored as one of the inaugural inductees into the National Storm Chaser Hall of Fame, recognizing his lasting contributions to storm chasing and meteorology. A forensic engineer and meteorologist at Haag since 1983, Tim has made significant advancements in the field of damage assessment. He was a principal developer of the Enhanced Fujita (EF) Scale, which the National Weather Service has used since 2007 to rate tornado severity. Tim remains an active member of the EF Scale committee and continues to advance wind and storm damage assessment through his work on a joint ASCE/SEI/AMS standard for wind speed estimation in tornadoes and severe wind events. Beyond his technical contributions, Tim is a passionate educator and speaker. Over the past three decades, he has delivered hundreds of lectures on storm damage at meteorological