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... Company Appointments Community Service Convention Attendance Disabled Workers Fire Prevention Foreign Trainees Honors Insurance Laws & Regulations Local Disaster programs Mergers New Anything (Address, Employees, Officers, Offices, Techniques) Promotions Public Service Work Rate Revisions Remodeling Resignations Retirements Scholarships School Work Social Events Sports Sponsorship Trade Press Articles Training Courses Taken Unusual Claims Payments Unusual Coverage Written This article should stimulate your imagination about how to begin or improve your public relations efforts. For more information on public relations, simply access the topic on your CD-ROM. Jack Burke is the ... a quote attributed to yourself. Always include a picture. Another great method of building your Commercial public relations is with value-added seminars. Every year there are several hot topics within the insurance industry that apply to your Commercial accounts. Workers' Compensation, the Americans With Disabilities Act, and Employer Trip Reduction Programs (carpooling mandates) are but a few of the current hot topics. Arrange a seminar for clients and prospects to enlighten them on these topics and how your agency can help meet their insurance requirements. Your local IIAA or ... hires, certifications, signing of major deals, major milestones in tenure, etc. These items are usually placed in columns about people in the industry. Most publications appreciate an accompanying photo. 2. Information related to your carriers-new signings, major awards, new market programs, success stories. Often this can be a cooperative release with the carrier or company, and their PR department will handle the story writing and releases. However, don't take a wait-and-see attitude. Ask them if they are going to do a release, and ...