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Brett Goldberg is the President and CEO of Spex Technologies, a business founded after Hurricane Sandy by two long-time insurance adjusters. Spex is the leading property inspection platform for the insurance and restoration industries. J.S. Held, a global construction consulting firm, has been a majority owner of Spex since May 2017. Visit Spex at spexreport.com for more information.
We all know catastrophe (CATs) events and other disaster response efforts challenge the industry more than other times of the year. We can look no further than the Fall of 2017 for a reminder about what a busy CAT season entails when rain, wind and fire created a near “biblical” and chaotic period for several months.
