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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.
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BUSINESS PLANNING WORKBOOK by Michael Manes Introduction Planning is a commitment to move your organization from where it is to where it needs to be. ...
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CAN YOU DO BUSINESS AT A FAMILY EVENT? by Bill Cates You can - but be very careful! If your friends perceive you as trying to do business at a wedding, it could hurt your chanc...
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CANCELLATION REQUEST - POLICY RELEASE FORM Dear (Customer Name), RE: Because the above mentioned policy is a three-year policy and you have advised us that you do not wish to renew this policy ...
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COMMUNICATING THE GRAND VISION by Jack Burke Today, a good friend gave me a phone call that reinforced the importance of communication within an organization. To understand this s...
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CONTINUING EDUCATION (CE) AT A REDNECK FESTIVAL! by Mike Manes Mike Manes' biggest challenge in this article is deciding what to explain...
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CSR SELF-ANALYSIS AND CAREER GROWTH by Mary Beth Bolen How CSRs can help themselves and their agencies grow. In the past, most people spent their entire work lives in one or...
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CUSTOMER SERVICE: THE WOW! FACTOR by Shep Hyken The Wow! factor boils down to one thing: Exceeding the expectations of the customer. It goes beyond great customer service. In ...
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DESIGN YOUR OWN FUTURE by Diane Herbert and Pamela Millard If youre failing to plan, youre planning to fail. What if we told you that companies with written busines...
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Developing new business is an integral part of every insurance agent’s regimen. There are endless ways to go about looking for new business. Jack Fries explains why successful agents must know how to focus their efforts to engage in the most efficient methods possible.