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.
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.
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.
By: Volume 116, No. 5
Insurance is a relationship business—people buy from people, not salespeople. Here are five ways to bring your personality to your agency’s brand.
Exhausted from competing with big names that have infinite dollars to throw at advertising? Creating a marketing budget can help you prioritize your funds to make a little go a long way.
Here’s why promoting women in insurance makes good business sense—and how everyone in the independent agency system can help make it happen.
