The Case of the Zany Zen Master
I like to learn new things, so every once in a while I wander over to the adult learning center and take the class that has the most women signed up. Today I was learning how to endure pain. A lot of pain…
I like to learn new things, so every once in a while I wander over to the adult learning center and take the class that has the most women signed up. Today I was learning how to endure pain. A lot of pain…
By: Volume 104, No. 8
How will potential buyers view your agency?
While meandering through the Mediterranean Sea, Odysseus, the hero of Homer’s epic poem “The Odys¬sey,” found himself in a narrow channel of water with monsters on either side. On one side was Scylla, (pronounced “Silla”), a fishtailed mermaid with six do
Both the ISO homeowners and personal auto policies cover resident relatives as insureds…
Every year, Principal Albert asked me to speak on career day at my old elementary school. I always said yes, anxious to enlighten young minds on the adventurous of all vocations: insurance. I had a standard speech, and every year it kicked more butt th
Independent agents face many challenges in running their businesses, including market cycles, efficient use of technology, employee recruitment and retention. Thanks to soon-to-sunset tax legislation, another concern is rapidly ascending the list: Agency
Whether you’re a small operation or a multinational conglomerate, having a strong brand helps differentiate your agency and make it memorable to potential customers. Building a brand is not a complicated task, but it takes time…
August recess is here, but Congress was busy finishing up legislation before the break, and insurance issues have not been left out. Due to the 2007 Big “I” Legislative Conference & Convention and the grassroots efforts of our agents, Congress has started
By: Volume 104, No. 7