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Jesse Parenti was born into food. After working in the hospitality industry hands-on for 25 years, he pivoted into commercial insurance—and found out he could apply his past experience to a new niche.

After leaving the software industry in search of a field with strong ethical standards, Terri Powers landed in insurance—and has worked with business owners on both their commercial and personal risk management needs ever since.

If you insure any motor carrier or business that is involved in shipping, transporting or receiving food, you and your insureds need to know about the Food Safety Modernization Act.

Picture this: You’re driving along on the highway and glance up at an 18-wheeler. There’s no one in the cab. It may sound like science fiction, but the capacities of autonomous systems are accelerating rapidly, alongside their numbers—and heavy-duty truck

Trucking insurance was the family business for independent agent Kathy Miller, who now has 35 years of experience under her belt in this tough niche.

For independent agent Matthew Seaman, who has been devoted to the insurance industry since he was 16 years old, the proliferation of drones is one more reason to be passionate about the business.

Although agents work hard to avoid facing errors & omissions claims, many are not aware of potential issues that can arise when handling bonds. Here are some common surety-related missteps that can create E&O exposures—and how to avoid them.

After working in the auto dealership business for 12 years, Shawn Gustafson needed a change. He never guessed the surety business would be the perfect fit.

As a construction specialist with more than 25 years of experience in the commercial insurance industry, independent agent Mike Gale believes coverage for any project should include the financial interests of everyone involved.

David Morrow grew up working on boats, but he knew it wasn’t something he could physically do for the rest of his life. Luckily, marine insurance provided the perfect career alternative.