At the recent Big I Young Agents' Conference, the Agency Council for Technology's Strategic Future Issues Work Group held a roundtable session with 10 young agents to see how they view customers'
Web sites are a permanent fact of life. The question is no longer whether you should have one, but how to best use it to grow your agency and increase revenue. One thing's for sure: Just letting it sit there like an electronic billboard isn't going
In 2006, 84.6 million people poured into the Sunshine State, according to VISIT FLORIDA, the state's official tourism site. More than half of them rented cars, and many of them were confused. Not by
As New York forges ahead to implement this year's landmark changes in its new workers' compensation reform law, the state's two major independent agent groups are expressing some serious but
House Democrats have scheduled a vote this week on legislation designed to signal the Senate that some of the provisions in its original version of the bill extending the federal backstop for
WASHINGTON--House Democrats set plans yesterday to vote next week on legislation to extend the federal backstop for terrorism insurance in a move said to be a bid to force the Senate to adopt provision
WASHINGTON--House Democrats are moving on legislative action today designed to signal the Senate that some House provisions must be included in a final bill extending the federal backstop for terrorism
WASHINGTON--House Democrats are moving on legislative action today designed to signal the Senate that some House provisions must be included in a final bill extending the federal backstop for terrorism
o Improved national leadership and coordination with national targets for reducing flood risk. A single national body would be responsible for flood management strategy to replace the current piecemea
Rip Van Winkle, Washington Irving's 1820 tale attributed to old Diedrich Knickerbocker, tells of a rather lazy New York Dutchman named Rip who resided in the Catskills.