Insurance Placement

Business Risk and Insurance Consulting

We believe a risk management program, particularly an insurance program, is fluid and needs to be tactically approached in three- to five-year increments. What is an appropriate way for your company to transfer risk now might not be the right fit in five years. As your company matures in size and scope, you can take advantage of the opportunity to enhance or flex your plan design.

When we send your applications and information to insurers to obtain their proffers of coverage (generally called brokering in the insurance world), we seek to find the best combination of coverage and cost that fits your needs…which fits your cash flow, risk tolerance and five-year plan.

When we place an insurance program, we place it specifically for you.

In our specialty practice groups, we have access to exclusive insurance products with coverages customized to your specific industry.

We are a People-Business.

We won’t have a ‘service center’ in another state handle your everyday needs.

As an independent, regional insurance broker, we have a personalized model we use to broker your program to the field of insurers, and service your account thereafter.

Pictured: Brandon Mundie, CFO

FROM THE BLOG

Business Insurance Insights

Tips for Employers on Creating a Successful Return to Work Program

by Maggie Hill | Jun 14, 2021 | Business Insurance, General Commercial, Risk Management

No employer wants to see their employees get injured or experience illness. After all, employees who take off of work due to an injury or illness are often less likely to return. And while the ultimate goal is for such employees to be able to resume their job duties...

OSHA Updates Guidance to Reflect Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated Status

by Maggie Hill | Jun 11, 2021 | Safety

On June 10, 2021, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) updated its guidance on mitigating and preventing the spread of COVID-19 in the workplace. The guidance now focuses on protections for unvaccinated and otherwise at-risk employees. OSHA’s...

Suggestions to Protect Employees from Heat-related Illnesses

by Maggie Hill | Jun 7, 2021 | Safety

According to OSHA, millions of employees across the country are exposed to heat within their workplaces. Employees can encounter occupational heat exposure in both indoor (e.g., kitchens, boiler rooms, manufacturing plants and warehouses) and outdoor (e.g.,...