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OVERVIEW AND TOPICS
Advanced Business Income
Participants will take an in-depth look at the business income exposure. They will review business continuation plans, policy language and its effects on the insured, pros and cons of various endorsements, the use of the Extra Expense Coverage Form and the Leasehold Interest Coverage Form, and more.
Insurance Valuation Problems
Participants will explore property valuation issues and discuss valuation problems with buildings, equipment, and inventory. They will review policy language and discuss the major valuation changes in the most recent Commercial Property filing. They will examine the alternative valuation options to change valuation to meet the client’s expectations and learn the proper way to handle reporting form issues.
Creating An Elite Crisis Team In Your Agency In 3 Steps
We live in a "age of disasters". Disasters are not inevitable. In this course, Learn the list of actions in crisis management plan that will be taken before, during, and after a catastrophic event that preserves lives, safeguards property, and reduces the loss of resources essential to the organization’s recovery. Insurance and risk management professionals will identify the 3 essential elements in a comprehensive emergency management program – crisis management, business continuity, and disaster recovery. You will learn the types of hazards, perils, and risks your organization could face, how to respond, who will take action, what the plan should cover, what tools are needed to implement the plan, what training is needed to prepare and how to review and assess the effect.
Evaluating A Comprehensive Crisis Management Program
Effective crisis management involves a coordinated approach to minimize damage, safeguard stakeholders, restore operations, and rebuild trust in the organization. It requires careful planning, swift decision-making, clear communication, and ongoing evaluation to achieve optimal outcomes during challenging times. The session will start with an overview of crisis management plans, including essential components, required tools, and necessary training. Following this, insurance professionals will assess the effectiveness of these plans. Evaluating crisis management efforts is crucial for optimization. In this 4-hour session, participants will learn to identify and address the missing features within the program. By tracking and measuring training effectiveness, stakeholder satisfaction, activation times for crisis teams, and social media sentiment analysis, organizations can assess their performance, identify key lessons learned, and implement necessary changes needed to enhance crisis management capabilities. Ultimately, successful crisis management depends on an organization’s ability to monitor and adapt its strategies in real-time.