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... social services facilities. "NIF has been exclusive partners with Liberty Mutual since 2008 in this class of business, prior to Liberty Mutual; NIF underwrote the program for Safeco Insurance for 10 years prior to their acquisition by Liberty Mutual. Orlando noted that many not for profit multi-service facilities tend to be large accounts with premiums in the 6-figure range, covering significant property and vehicle schedules, medical malpractice and other types of liability coverage. "Some of these tend to be very competitive accounts, and will change hands between carriers and agents ... Back Selling to non-profits: Start Now 5/17/2016 12:00:00 AM by Paul Orlando , Scot Kersgard This content has not been rated yet. When it comes to selling insurance to non-profits, the time is now, said Paul Orlando, Director of Marketing at NIF Group, a program administrator specializing in coverage for non-profits. He said many non-profits and social services agencies have funding cycles that make spring a good time to begin soliciting renewals and new business alike. "The non-profit and social service insurance marketplace ... Insureds will say so and so handled us well, ' so a lot of time it is referrals, word of mouth; get that first one under your belt and the second one will be easier." He said NIF is writing a lot of Directors and Officers coverage on a standalone basis, adding that D&O might be a great entry way into new accounts. Paul Orlando is the Director of Marketing for NIF Group, Inc. NIF underwrites an exclusive program for Nonprofits and Social Services for Liberty Mutual. Login ...

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... O and torts of the LLP's other participants. Your clients-and you-can benefit from LLCs in a number of ways: Consider using one instead of a partnership or sole proprietorship to hold real estate (such as your agency office building) . Benefits include tax, cash and profit allocation opportunities, and Liability protection. Consider them as one asset-protection strategy. For example, clients often place individual apartment buildings into a series of separate LLCs to compartmentalize their investment portfolio in case of catastrophic lawsuits or under-insured losses involving any of their buildings. They're ... . An LLC's members' are similar to a corporation's stockholders, and can even manage the LLC directly from the bottom up by voting on all matters. Alternatively, they can set up managers at the top to run it, which are comparable to the officers and directors of a corporation. The LLC agreement itself combines many provisions found in a corporation's articles and bylaws and in shareholder buy/sell agreements. It's important to note that LLCs aren't the same as limited liability partnerships (LLPs) . LLPs are mostly for classic professional ... a partnership. An LLC's members' are similar to a corporation's stockholders, and can even manage the LLC directly from the bottom up by voting on all matters. Alternatively, they can set up managers at the top to run it, which are comparable to the officers and directors of a corporation. The LLC agreement itself combines many provisions found in a corporation's articles and bylaws and in shareholder buy/sell agreements. It's important to note that LLCs aren't the same as limited liability partnerships (LLPs) . LLPs are mostly for ...

... . Indicate which shareholders are also employees. For shareholders who are not employees, identify their relationship to the company. Summary financial information. Include historical information about net revenues; income before taxes; earnings before interest; taxes; depreciation and amortization (EBITDA); profit and EBITDA margins; total assets; total liabilities; and equity. Include at least three years of data, but preferably five years in a summary format. Firm-specific information. The executive summary should include a paragraph describing how your operation is unique. If you've ... state of your technology if it's your defining characteristic. Other matters. This section should include a brief description of items such as Errors & Omissions insurance, open litigation, and lease obligations, if appropriate. MANAGEMENT This section should describe the composition of your board of directors and key officers. Include short resumes for all key personnel. Briefly describe management and producer compensation, stock-option plans, bonus plans, and employee benefits. FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE This section should include the following: Detailed historical income statements. These can be internal statements or ... Reviews Member Content Member Content - Content Package Categories Popular Recent All Back Hints From Hales: What Is In A Business Plan?12/24/2013 12:00:00 AM by CompleteMarkets Editor This content has not been rated yet. Question: The loan officer asked me for a business plan. What should it include? Answer: The lender uses your business plan to assess your credit worthiness and decide whether to give you a loan. A poorly executed document makes the loan process very difficult, if not impossible. ...