Insurance Training Course Catalog
Succession Training- Fearless Feedback: Getting Comfortable with Providing Feedback
Giving feedback isn't always easy, especially when it's not received well. Join this webinar as Kathy coaches us on some positive ways to give feedback.
Succession Training- The Performance Management Process: Linking Performance to Results
Beyond Basic Training for New Insurance Professionals - The Next Step in Professional Development (9-part series)
Designed for those new to the insurance industry or those seeking professional improvement.
Five Claims Secrets No Lawyer Wants You to Know
Have you ever wondered how attorneys - who attend exactly none of our industry's plethora of training, continuing education (CE), or designation sessions - have managed to create a massive profit niche out of inserting themselves into insurance claim resolutions?
Business Income: It's Easier Than You Think (5-part series)
Business income is the MOST important property coverage any insured can buy. Discover how simple the coverage really is during this five-part web series.
Becoming an Exceptional Producer - How to Transform Yourself from a "Transactional" Salesperson to a Consultative Agent (3-part series)
To succeed in the future insurance world, agents must transform themselves from "transactional" processes to "consultative" selling.
Personal Umbrella Policies
Personal Umbrella insurance policies provide protection in the event of the proverbial "rainy day."
RC + ACV = E&O: Why Most Property Insurance Values are Wrong
This session will discuss the problems, pitfalls and potential solutions to a massive yet largely overlooked insurance industry issue.
Practical Workers' Compensation: What You Need To Know (5-part series)
Statutes, common law, contracts and the human element combine to produce a safety net for workers injured on the job.
Practical Workers' Compensation: The Surprising Importance of Employers' Liability Protection
Employers' Liability protection is often overlooked or just plain ignored by many agents and brokers. The gaps filled by this coverage are too important to act carelessly when planning this protection.