A head for insurance. A heart for nonprofits.
by Brian Johnson and Ren Agarwal It is a painful topic, one that has permanently scarred victims and damaged relationships defined by trust. In what seems like a never-ending stream of revelations, we are witnessing a sustained period of toxicity in ou …
The appetite of some for-profit commercial carriers change from time to time for financial reasons. We understand, the bottom line can be tough to manage if you’re not prepared to insure a class of business for the long-term. Brokers know that we are s …
Over the last decade there have been several high profile cases alleging sexual abuse. Examples include the Bill Cosby sexual assault accusations by more than 50 women, the Sandusky/Penn State cases, the Harvey Weinstein case that accelerated the “Me T …
“In any negotiated agreement each party should be liable for the things over which they have control.” In my previous blog, I discussed four tips for how you and your insurance broker could better work together, and one of the topics discussed was revi …
In an earlier blog, we explained the difference between an insurance broker and an insurance company. As discussed in that article, the broker is someone who specializes in insurance and risk management, whose role is to help the nonprofit put togethe …