1. Extreme power outages and widespread flooding may wind up making Superstorm
Sandy the second most expensive storm in U.S. history, according to the forecasting
firm Eqecat. From day one, Agility was all hands on deck helping our members plan,
prepare and recover from the storm. Here are some numbers detailing Agility’s efforts
in the Northeast:
• Over 1,200 business locations on alert
• 108 disaster declarations
• Recovered businesses in 8 States
• Over 25 industries from real estate and manufacturing to healthcare and education
• Over 4,000 recovery calls managed by Agility member services
• Over 20,000 miles travelled delivering generator sets and technology
• 20,000 gallons of fuel distributed for generators
Although power loss was the most prevalent issue, we conducted a dozen phone/voice mail
redirects, delivered QuickShip technology, and have several ongoing full office recoveries;
including mobile and commercial office installations.
“We are up and running, taking care of
our insureds when they really need us.
Thank you! By the way, we are the only
ones in our office building that had a
disaster recovery service like Agility!”
– Insurance Agent in New York,
in an email to Agility’s member service team.
SUPERSTORM SANDY –
THE ROAD TO RECOVERY
www.agilityrecovery.com / 866.364.9696
Blue pins indicate Alert Locations, Green pins indicate Disaster Declarations

2. Below is a brief recap of recent articles highlighting Agility’s recovery efforts
in the Northeast.
• Fox Business News - Interview with Paul Sullivan. Disaster recovery for
local businesses. Watch interview here.
• HIStalk - Healthcare IT News and Opinion: Hurricane Sandy Report from a
Disaster Recovery Firm. Click here for article.
• Credit Union National Association - New reports on status of CUs in hurricane
aftermath. Click here for article.
• Credit Union National Association - Sandy so far: 25 CUs damaged, CUAid
raises $65,000. Click here for article.
• Independent Agent Magazine - Is Your Agency Prepared for an Active Hurricane
Season? Click here for article.
• Financial Planning - After Sandy: Firm Preps to Rapidly Replace Offices.
Click here for article.
Superstorm Sandy attacked the Eastern Seaboard, leaving record power outages,
mass flooding and electrical fires in its wake. Here are some numbers that help
put the storm in perspective:
• 175 - Death toll, including at least 106 people in the United States, two in Canada
and 67 in the Caribbean
• $30 billion-$60 billion - Estimated economic damage, according to the catastrophe
risk modeling firm Eqecat
• 8.5 Million - Customers lost power
• 7,400 - National Guard members supporting the storm response
• 13.88 - In feet, record storm surge level set Monday night at Battery Park in Manhattan
• 4,000 - Disaster workers the Red Cross has across storm-damaged areas,
with thousands more en route from other states
• 2 - The number of days in a row the New York Stock Exchange was closed for
weather, the most since the blizzard of 1888.
www.agilityrecovery.com / 866.364.9696
“I’ve heard from several people from
Agility today checking in on us since we
got our generator this morning. I have just
now had the chance to get back to you.
I wanted to let you know that we have
power and are fully up and running. We
will be reopening to the public tomorrow
morning. I am so relieved! You got us not
only power, but an electrician and fuel, I
couldn’t be happier with everything you all
have done for me and my bank. Thank you.”
– President from a Bank in New Jersey
in an email to Agility’s member service team.