Finding the Right Work-Life Balance When Working Remotely April 5, 2021 By Andrea Wells Leading a sales team during a global pandemic hasn’t been easy. For Dave Zeornes, sales leader at Aon Programs, it...
Global Insurers Paid $89 Billion for Natural, Manmade Disasters in 2020: Swiss Re April 5, 2021 By L.S. Howard Natural and man-made catastrophes cost the insurance industry US$89 billion in 2020, in the fifth costliest year since 1970, according...
Insurance Broker Acrisure Raises $3.45 Billion April 5, 2021 Fast-growing global insurance brokerage Acrisure announced it has closed on two transactions representing a significant capital raise of $3.45 billion....
Insurance Community University’s Zangwill-Infantino Looks Back on the Last 10 Years in Insurance Education April 5, 2021 The past 10 years in insurance education have seen quite a change, with more and more continuing education being done...
Regulators Weigh Model Law for Pet Insurance to Address Consumer Peeves April 5, 2021 By Suzanne Barlyn U.S. insurance regulators are close to creating a legal standard for pet insurance that would address long-standing consumer complaints that...
Remote Work Can Make Insurance More Diverse and Inclusive April 5, 2021 By Kristin Nease It’s no secret that the insurance industry is over-indexed toward individuals in the later stages of their career and isn’t...
Managing Risk by Training Restaurant Employees March 22, 2021 By Patrick Wraight Restaurants are risky businesses. They take more cash than you would think. They take more time than you want to...
Massachusetts Court Says Associate Professor at Christian College Is Not a Minister March 22, 2021 By Elizabeth Blosfield An associate professor at a Christian liberal arts college is not considered a minister and is therefore protected from discrimination...
Insurance Industry Got Closer to Manufacturing Clients During Pandemic March 22, 2021 By Andrea Wells The U.S. manufacturing industry is on the rebound from effects of the global pandemic-driven shutdown more than a year ago....
Minneapolis to Pay Floyd Family $27 Million in Civil Rights Lawsuit Settlement March 22, 2021 By Steve Karnowski and Amy Forliti The city of Minneapolis agreed to pay $27 million to settle a civil lawsuit from George Floyd’s family over the...