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Risk Management for the 21st Century Business

Presented on Tuesday, December 4, 2018

All business owners struggle with managing the risk of their company assets. NGWA’s offers a variety of products to help manage and mitigate these risks, giving you more time taking care your day-to-day business. A panel of business professionals will introduce you to a variety of options to consider, helping you understand the risks exposures and the best way to protect you and your hard earn assets. What type of fringe benefits should you offer to attract and keep talent?  What’s the most cost-effective way to secure insurance for your property and people?  How do you keep up with complying with state and federal employment requirements and how do you track that compliance? What internal practices will reduce your expenses and help you boost overall productivity?

Presenters:
Don Cleveland
Watercolor Management, Decatur, AL
Don began his insurance career in 1979 as President of an Iowa-based Property & Casualty insurance and reinsurance brokerage firm. He came to insurance after 13 years in legislative research and lobbying for local governments, rising to the Presidency of the National Association of County Association Executives. He “fell” into the insurance industry by creating one of the first local government captive insurance programs. At the time, no carrier would write insurances for local governments. Since then, he has served in executive capacities for insurance companies and brokers and was the Director of Risk Management for the largest construction authority in the United States.

Steve Smith
Assured Partners , Hookset, NJ
Linda Colasurdo
AssuredPartners of WA LLC dba Hall & Company, Poulsbo, WA
Courtnee Stevenson
AssuredPartners of WA LLC dba Hall & Company, Poulsbo, WA
Bonnie North
Hall & Company, Pouslbo, WA

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