Insurance Training Course Catalog
Your Supply Chain. The Cybercriminal's Playground
The internet is the largest vulnerability that most businesses face and that vulnerability continues to grow. As agencies deploy large language models, like Chat GPT, to their daily routines, that vulnerability only seems to grow. Join us as Tom Wetzel brings his latest session about cybersecurity and how we can protect ourselves, our organizations, and our clients.
Business Auto Pollution Myths
Is pollution covered? The answer, like most moments in insurance, is maybe, it depends on the circumstances. Join us as Casey Roberts unpacks the exclusion and endorsements that provide a degree of coverage for bodily injury or property damage related to pollution events that might be covered on a Business Auto Policy.
Agency Best Practices Revisited: Why The Order Taker Standard Does NOT Work to Your Detriment
What's the best way to serve a client? Is it to rely on them to tell you what insurance they need, or is there a different way? Join us as Fred Fisher brings his understanding of how to best avoid E&O troubles to help you to serve your clients better.
Emerging E&O Risks for 2026
There is no shortage of people who are willing to discuss how to avoid an E&O claim, but there aren't many as qualified as Chris Burand to truly bring a deep understanding of the E&O issues that agents face. Join us as Chris brings this new session about the changing E&O landscape to help agents understand their risks and manage them properly.
Saving Commercial Property Insureds from an Epic Coverage Fail
One of the worst conversations that can happen in the insurance world is when a loss isn't covered. No matter who tells the insured that there's no coverage, it's not a good day for anyone. One more conversation that's worse for an agent is when it comes out that the loss could have been covered, but the agent didn't ask the right questions, or look for the right endorsement. Join us as Kevin Amrhein helps us not to suffer epic fails related to commercial property coverage.
21st Century Political Risk
The world is unpredictable. That's the center of the risk and insurance world. Join us as Joe Harrington discussed political risk management and insurance in the second quarter of the 21st century.
The ROI of Claims Staffing
Modern business wisdom tells us that personnel is one of the higher overhead categories and therefore, one of the quickest ways to increase margin and profitablity is to shed headcount. But what happens when the headcount goes down, but the work goes up and becomes more complicated? Join us as Chantal Roberts and Fred Fisher discuss the impact of claims staffing on insurer profitability, and the real ROI of keeping the team robust, experienced, and professional.
From Lab to Liability: Peptides and the Future of Insurance
Dr Brenda Wells and her risk management students are ready to bring their spring project to you. The topic? Peptides and the Future of Insurance. Their tackling what appears to be on everyone's mind these days, GLP-1 inhibitors. What the are, what they do, and what risks are associated with them.
How To Write: Hotels and Motels
Brought to you by Amalgamated Insurance Underwriters.
In this session, Sam Flegmann, VP of Sales with Amalgamated, brings us what we need to know to write hotels and motels.
Join us for this free, live, sponsored session.
When Employees Travel to Other States to Work, Which WC Law Applies?
Traveling employees create a MAJOR problem if not property addressed up front. Workers’ compensation is a state-based system; this means that every state applies its own rules, requirements and guidelines. When employees leave one state to work temporarily in another state, a major workers’ compensation problem can be created. Specifically: “Which state’s workers’ compensation law applies?” To properly build a worker's compensation program requires knowing where employees work. In this session, Christopher Boggs helps us to examine these issues to better serve clients' needs.