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... many reinsurers are considering terrorism exclusions. If this happens, some c...ttention. The adoption of a federal terrorism reinsurance program might change...
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...e wary of such new exclusions as terrorism and mold. It’s critical to advise y... their policies cover such risks as terrorism or mold, and you might not be ab...
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...of new exclusions (such as mold, terrorism, and cyber-risks) with a hardening ...
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... ego limits their educability. Their only concern is self-interest. I think of "ego" as an acronym for "Edging Goodness Out." Self-serving ego doesn't drive great leaders. They acknowledge a vested interest in all five components of business: Company, employees, clients, investors, and community. They consider themselves to be benevolent servants of the business: A worker among workers. In 1994, I finally got to know neighbors whom I had lived amongst for years. It wasn't any outpouring of community spirit on my part; it was the Northridge CA earthquake. We came together in adversity to help each other, putting the interests of the community ahead of our own petty frustrations. On 9/11, we again witnessed the world coming together in a common spirit when facing horrendous terror. As one neighbor asked in 1994, "Why didn't we come together before there was a tragedy?" These are the events of history from which we need to learn. We should seek out the joy in events and people that cross our paths. We should look for commonality in spirit and set aside the negative temptations that surround us. Leaders should set examples for us to emulate as they guide us toward the greater vision. It's been said that the true worth of a person is measured by friendships, not money, power, and prestige. Because friends help one another in good times and in bad, it's time to concentrate on building the wealth of friendship through caring consideration. If we wait until we need a friend, it might be too late to make one ...
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...nty about such loss exposures as terrorism, mold, etc., and by a reinsurance m...
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...m. This is a good time to review terrorism-related issues that have created ne...
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...during emergency situations like terrorism attacks or natural disasters, to ge...
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... Hostile takeover attempt Terrorism Suicide Murder ...
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... Sudden market shift Terrorism Data/telecommunications fa...
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... the minds between the organization and each team member? Will the organization honor their part of the agreement? Will they hold each team member accountable for their contributions? Will the organization provide training for the unable, and motivation for the unwilling? Do you have the resolve to remove team members who can't or won't honor their commitment? WALKING THE WIRE This is what you do. Your team performs these functions. You get paid for this. This brings the spectators in and, done right, it's what keeps them there. Done wrong, it sends them away and in a worst-case scenario, it can send you plunging to earth. Hundreds if not thousands of practice rounds — that's the reality behind every public performance. It's a lot like flying: 98% boredom and 2% sheer terror! Michael Manes can be reached at Square One Consulting, 625 Weeks Street, New Iberia, LA 70560, cell 337-577-3885, email [email protected] , or Web site www.squareoneconsulting.com . Login or Register (for FREE) to gain access to thousands of other great articles. Need more reasons to join? Need insurance for you, your business or your family? Get quality appointments - Save yourself a whole lot of time & money when you use our directory of carriers, wholesalers and service providers. Negotiate lucrative contracts with carriers and wholesalers. Net result. More revenue for your agency! Clients & Prospects will research you, your co-workers and your agency here. The most comprehensive online insurance industry reference library for - Personal Lines Professionals Commercial Lines Professionals Life/Health & ...