When Rachael Rizzi, 39, first started her insurance career, she was not only one of the only woman producers—she was also “pretty young.” But after over a decade in the business, Rizzi went on to start her own agency in 2014.
An agent’s commercial client plans to hire an intern who is not affiliated with a university. The intern will not be paid and will be at the office shadowing an employee for a few hours a week.
It’s one thing to create an agency marketing budget in the first place—it’s another thing entirely to execute it.
Pricier technology on boats, fewer younger buyers and stagnant rates lead independent agent and marine insurance specialist Brain DeSousa to believe that “the marine insurance marketplace is probably less profitable today than ever.”
Here are a few tips to help your collector car clients avoid investing serious money in a fake—a situation which is a lot more common than you’d think.
Beazley’s newest environmental liability product provides lender coverage to protect against environmental issues at a borrower’s real estate on single loans.
With a broad appetite for commercial storage tanks of varying age and construction, Ironshore helps fulfill a market need by offering a solution for harder-to-place tanks.
With this generational shift comes new insurance exposures based on the kinds of cars Gen Xers and millennials are interested in—and how they use them.
Independent agent Morgan Duffy has a “very positive outlook” for the future of the classic car insurance market. “People always complain that the millennial generation doesn’t want anything to do with collector cars,” he says. “But when I go to the trade
Starr’s new product is designed for property owners and contractors that need tailored primary and excess general liability coverage for single large construction projects.