Insurance Training Course Catalog
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.
Cyber: No Biz Too Small
"My shop is too small for anyone to hack us."
That sentence sentence should be enshrined in a list of phrases that should never be uttered, like "What could possibly go wrong?"
This session is all about dispelling the myth that small businesses are safe from hackers, cybercriminals, and digital destruction. Join us as Kevin Amrhein helps us to understand that any business can be digitally attacked and therefore needs cyber coverages.
The Additional Insured Illusion (and Other Feats of Contractual Risk Transfer Magic)
If you combine the complexity of contractual risk transfer with turnover in our industry, you come away knowing that this topic never grows old. Join us as Bill Wilson brings a new session designed to help us to understand the issues surrounding this topic and guide us through ways to mitigate problems before they arise.
Parametric Risk Contracts: Not Your Traditional Insurance Product
Imagine a world where an insurance company contacts you to let you know that an event happened and you qualify for a payment on your policy, even if you didn't sustain direct damage. That's the world of parametric insurance and that's the topic that Joe Harrington is going to help us with in this session.
Who's Driving This? Where Are We Going with Autonomous Vehicles?
Self-driving cars are on the roads today in varying degrees, including vehicles that are not designed to have any human pilot on board. These vehicles are working in cities around the country, potentially in a city new you. Join us as Brenda Wells brings her take on this expanding and evolving risk.
Ethics Frontier: Navigating AI and Claims in the Age of Complexity
Ethics is a complex topic on a good day. When you add the specter of AI to the conversation, the complexity ramps up markedly. Join us as we bring together a team of experienced claims adjusters who are going to examine the ethical implications of AI in the claims handling process.