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Branding Over Lunch

When you’re the owner of a small business and captain of your own ship, money is tight and every minute counts so you need to maximize both time and money. So, looking at a time of day that everyone has but few people take advantage of, have you considere

Flood Insurance Bill Passes U.S. Senate

The U.S. Senate passed the Flood Insurance Reform and Modernization (FIRM) Act last month by a vote of 92 to 6. The FIRM Act, introduced by Chairman Christopher Dodd (D-Conn.) and Ranking Member Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), would help modernize and refor

Focusing on the Little Things

Spring has finally made its way to Iowa. And like many of your states, it’s been a long time coming! Jan and I have started our first round of new plantings—ornamentals, grasses and other annuals and perennials. This time of year always brings back memori

The Case of the Vegas Valet

I stared at the snapper and the snapper stared back. I raised my knife and the snapper’s beady black eyes followed its stainless steal ascent. Unable to follow through, I lowered the knife and quietly drank my iced tea, hoping no one at the table noticed

The Public or Livery Conveyance Exclusion

The ISO PAP excludes vehicles being used as a public or livery conveyance for liability, medical payments and physical damage. This exclusion pops up in scenarios ranging from airport shuttles to pizza delivery…

May 2008

By: Volume 105, No. 5

Full Court Press for NARAB

Federal legislation is needed to bring about licensing reform—that’s the message agent Tom Minkler, chairman of the Big “I” government affairs committee, brought to a subcommittee of the House Financial Services Committee during a hearing on insurance reg

Branding and Complexity Don’t Mix

Everyone is overloaded with information. Too many sales pitches, too many ads, too many pop-ups and banners on Web sites, and now we are even receiving spam on cell phones. However, few things are more powerful than a brand.

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