Congratulations to the winners of the US Insurance Awards! As finalists in the Insurance Consulting Group of the Year category, we were honored to be in such good company as Willis Towers Watson, Aon, KCIC and Zurich Insurance Group.
Take a trip down memory lane as Laurie Ranegar reflects on what has changed in the industry over the decades.
Congratulations to our everyone who had a hand in supporting our clients following Hurricane Harvey – because of you, we won three Stevie Awards!
Gemba-huh? Founder and Chief Operating Officer, Matt Bruno schools you on how to talk the talk and walk the gemba walk.
Everyone knows that first impressions count, but some forget that last impressions are just as important (if not more so)!
There are a lot of lessons to be learned from hero Captain Sully – one of the most important is the art of multitasking.
Is your data at risk of being taken hostage? If you use a computer, the unfortunate answer is yes. Patrick Costello from Evolve tells you how to boost your cybersecurity.
Laurie Ranegar discusses why diversity can be one of your strongest assets.
There are some things in life that you might want to get smaller (waistlines, computers, dogs) but profit margin is never one of them.
You like to be recognized and appreciated, right? Well, your direct reports are no different. Don’t let your team suffer from lack of praise!
Paul Springman gives expert advice on how he approaches failure and why it’s not always a bad thing.
Does your organization have a bank account? Do you use email? I’m guessing that the answer is yes, which means that you are at risk of Wire Transfer Fraud. Patrick Costello from Evolve MGA shows you how to be a cybercrime fighter.
The facts: only 10% of Millennials are “very excited” to work in the insurance industry, and only 28% of industry companies have a current retention strategy. The good news: it’s not too late to change.
Paul Springman gives his advice on what’s more important: being smart or being nice. See if you agree!
Do you know the difference between a liability and an asset? Of course you do! So why do so many people get them confused, especially when it comes to Analytics?
