With a third of its capital deployed, Risk & Return is transforming how we think about emergency response Disasters are, unfortunately, a growth business, and the frontlines that were once distant have moved much closer to home. Wildfires, hurricanes, floods, tornadoes — let alone a pandemic — has forced much of the United States and increasingly large swaths of the world to confront a new reality: few places are existentially secure. How we respond to crises can radically adjust the ledger of mortality for the people slammed by these catastrophes. Good information, fast response, and str...