Insurance Training Course Catalog
Bop It! Bringing The ISO Businessowners Policy to Center Stage
Sometimes the insurance world tries to do something that makes life easier for the client and that's the purpose of the BOP. The problem? Even in making things easier, things aren't easy. This class will examine the ISO BOP and MicroBOP, including which clients these might work for and the major coverage details.
Dealing With Annoying Stuff in The Personal Auto Policy
Many agents are annoyed just because they have to deal with a personal auto policy. This session is all about the annoyances that the insured might have to deal with because of the driving choices that they could make. Join us as Kevin Amrhein tells us about some things that annoy him about the Personal Auto Policy.
Can You Hear Me? Yes, I Am Listening!
How many times have you been in a meeting or other conversation and realized that you had no idea what direction the conversation was going and you were pretty sure that you were supposed to add something to it?
Many of us struggle to listen and that's a tough thing to realize, but it's not that tough to fix. Join us as Michael Koscielny brings us a session that makes us want to say, Yes, I am listening!
How To Write: Landlords
Brought to you by Steadily.
In this session, Brent Denton, Director of National Agency Distribution, brings us what we need to know to write landlords' coverage.
Join us for this live, sponsored session.
Rating AI Tools: Balancing Functionality and Security
Our Tech Expert, Tom Wetzel, is bringing us this new session. It's all about looking at the online tools that we're all using and determining which ones might make us more vulnerable to cyberattacks.
E&O and Hard Markets: How Trying to Keep a Client Might Cause Trouble
What you don't know can hurt you, especially in a hard market where agents must find new carriers to replace coverage for many clients. Chris Burand is bringing this new session all about the E&O exposures that are created because an agent has to find a new insurance carrier to write policies due to hard market conditions.
Commercial Property: Five Bombs and How to Defuse Them
Commercial Property policies have gaps in coverage that are writting into them intentionally. Sometimes those gaps in coverage are for exclusions that cannot be insured. Sometimes, those gaps in coverage are created because the way the policy is written and rated, it doesn't anticipate certain losses and often those losses are likely to occur in connection with a property loss.
What's an insured to do about this? That's why Kevin Amrhein is with us. He's going to show us five places where there is a potential coverage issue and how we might help insureds to fix those issues.
PFAS: An Evolving Risk That Won't Go Away
In this refresh, Dr. Brenda Wells is going to help us to understand the risk of PFAS, what they are, and why we should care. Join us so that you're aware of what's going on and how this exposure might affect you and your clients.
Guns, Violence, and Insurance
People buy insurance to cover the "normal" risks of their lives and businesses. What happens when an event that's so out of normal happens? Is there insurance to cover that event? In this session, Joe Harrington dives into the world of gun violence from an insurance perspective. You won't want to miss this very timely session.
Mitigating Risk in the Subcontractual Relationship Through Insurance
This class teaches people in risk management roles in construction how to construct insurance requirements in a typical contract and why, to identify risks and exposures and how to use insurance to mitigate them. Join us as Michael DeFelice, CRIS brings us his session all about mitigating the risks created by these contracts.