May 3, 2011

Did You Sign a Bad Contract with Your Carrier?

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What Agents Must and Should Consider Before Signing Any Carrier Contract
New Training from Academy of Insurance

Webinar: What Agents Must and Should Consider Before Signing Any Carrier Contract

Seven steps to avoiding bad carrier contracts and protecting your agency's value.

One-hour webinar this Thursday
(all registrants will receive recordings afterward)
Date: Thursday, May 5, 2011
Time: 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM EDT

Agency owners and managers may not be aware of all the reasons carrier contracts are important to their agency's success.

Rather than closely guarding their carrier contracts and relationships, some agencies apply the practice of "the more contracts the better;" believing that if something goes wrong with one carrier, there are two, three or four other carriers "waiting on the bench."

In actual operation, practicing "quality over quantity" is a much healthier choice for the agency.

Knowing the companies and their contracts allow agency owners to minimize the number of necessary or needed carrier relationships thereby achieving much more, with more efficiency and with much less risk.

This one hour training session details what agents must and should consider before signing any carrier contract.

Join us this Thursday, May 5 at 1:30 EDT.

Space is limited!

Register for the Webinar Now!

Regularly priced at $109.00, just $89.00 when you
register today!
(special pricing expires Tuesday, May 3)

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What we'll cover in this session:

Carrier contracts outline the contractual duties between an agency and it carrier/business partner - this protects an agency's value. So how can agencies best protect themselves when entering into an agreement with a carrier?

The following seven steps to agency protection are covered in detail:

  1. Ownership of Expirations
  2. Rights to Client Information and Client Sharing
  3. Cancellation & Change of Agreement
  4. The importance of defining the Agency vs. Broker Relationship
  5. Dispute Resolution
  6. Claim Reporting - who's responsible?
  7. Contingency Contracts - negotiate!
When you register, you get:
  • Access to the live webinar
  • Video and Audio recordings, so you can watch or listen again
  • Question & Answer session with the instructor
  • Audio download of the webcast
  • Presentation slides download

Register today and save $20 on your registration!
(hurry, special pricing expires Wednesday, May 4)

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Have questions or need help?
Send an email to webcasts@insurancejournal.com
or call Adam at 800-897-9965 x144.

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Thursday May 5, 2011

1:30PM EDT / 10:30am PDT
Duration: 1 hour

 

Instructor:
Chris Burand, nationally recognized speaker and author, president and owner of Burand & Associates, LLC

Photo of Chris Burand

 

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