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BEST PRACTICES FOR AGENCY MANAGERS: LOOK BEYOND THE NUMBERS by Robert C. Smith Taking the financial and operational performance results of the Best Practices Study and building manag...
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BETTER CONTINGENCIES EQUAL MORE PROFITS by Chris Burand Many insurance companies try to boost profits by reducing contingency payments - not a smart move. A go...
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BEWARE THE OUTDATED SHAREHOLDERS AGREEMENT by Angela Bemiss and Kevin Stipe Published statistics suggest that the damage and personal injury caused by home fires is signifi...
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BEYOND BEST PRACTICES: ARE YOU EXCEPTIONAL? by Tom Doran What are the five most crucial success factors to which you would attribute your success? This is the fundamental Best Pract...
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BONUS/COMPENSATION PLANS: PART TWO by Jack Fries Do you provide your employees with a year-end bonus? Do you want the bonus to mean something to your key employees? This document by Jack ...
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BOOST AGENCY VALUE BY WINNING THE WAR FOR TALENT by Bobby Reagan The future of your agency depends on attracting and retaining qualified and capable producers. There are plenty of &...
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BOP BUYER'S CHECKLIST Dear (Customer Name): DOES YOUR BUSINESS OWNERS POLICY PASS THIS TEST? 1. Does your Business policy pay for losses based ...
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BORING OR SOARING? GREAT PERFORMERS! by Mike Manes IMMS Consultant Mike Manes strives to facilitate change, communication, learning, and positive results. To that end, Manes has writ...
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BRANDING: A SINGULAR IDENTITY FOR A MULTITASKING ENTITY by Jack Burke Mention 'branding,' and people generally think in terms of company names. Or they think of burned flesh on cat...
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Offering business continuity planning services benefits you and your clients alike.
In theory, business continuity planning is a slow process. Ask a question and wait for the answer, ask the next question and wait again.