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MAXIMIZE PROFITS WITH CONTINGENCY CONTRACTS by Chris Burand Make sure that youre getting all you can out of your contingencies. According to the Academy of Producer Insu...
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MAXIMIZE THE CROSS-LINE SELLING OPPORTUNITY IN YOUR AGENCY by Harlan Warthen Maximizing the cross-line selling opportunity in your agency can generate thousands of dollars in new busine...
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MAXIMIZE YOUR INTERNET PRESENCE! by Steve Anderson In an earlier article, I introduced the concept of Internet presence. To refresh your memory, heres what I said: For pas...
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MAXIMIZING OWNERSHIP RETURN by Carol Hammes During the past several years, a relatively conservative investor could have achieved an annual investment return of 25% or more in the stock market t...
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MAXIMIZING YOUR PR POTENTIAL by Steve Lawrence 'This industry needs all the good PR it can get,' says Steve Lawrence, insurance consultant and marketing expert. 'And in the long run, no one d...
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MEASURING CUSTOMER SATISFACTION by Brenda French We have found that companies must effectively manage the process of customer satisfaction to gain and retain profitable customers. However...
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MEASURING SUCCESSFUL TRAINING by Emily Huling Although the result of staff training isn't always tangible, there are ways to gauge its effects. Emily Huling tells you how to assess...
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MEDIATION AS AN E&O CLAIM STRATEGY: PRO AND CON by Ken Buehler Mediation might or might not be an effective way of settling E&O claims. Most Errors and Omissions (E&O) cla...
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Gunther Gunderson had doubled the sales staff in his ski shop. Heidi Svenson, the shop's thermal underwear buyer, suggested that Gunderson might save money and take charge of his employees' medical insurance coverage by opening a Medical Savings Account (MSA). Gunderson was skeptical until Svenson showed him Section 105 (h) of the Internal Revenue code which allows employers to start MSAs for their employees' welfare.
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Fact Sheet No. OSHA 93-52 Lead Exposure in Construction MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE When a construction employee is occupationally exposed to lead at or above the action level of 30 ug/m(3) on any one day...