Many nonprofit businesses utilize volunteer drivers to aid in fulfilling their services and programs. Examples of this could be taking elderly people to doctor's appointments or driving meals to someone who can't leave their home. Unfortunately, using motor vehicles comes with a certain amount of risk. Non-profit drivers are covered by their own auto insurance to an extent, however costs can...
The number of individuals diagnosed with dementia is on the rise, increasing the demand for care facilities and trained caregivers. Cognitive decline can create a number of challenges with providing care, increasing the liabilities and exposures of organizations or individuals tasked with assisting dementia patients. Poor Training One serious risk is the effect of poor training on both staff and...
Advertising through digital technology is an essential aspect of today's world. Ad campaigns must be well-planned, researched and executed to yield the best results for your agency. Insurance agent marketing strategies include several focus areas to create a comprehensive plan that attracts new clients to your business. Website Most consumers research a company online before making a decision. It...
Every type of nonprofit organization needs to be conscientious about its risk exposure related to potential liability and loss. A mission-driven organization with limited resources needs to be able to respond to a problem effectively, so having adequate insurance is a vital safeguard. Here are some important considerations for nonprofit managers about their insurance coverage. General Liability A...
If you live in the state of Michigan, you might be thinking about getting insurance coverage tailored to your specific location and needs. Whether you’re in the Upper Peninsula or the Lower Peninsula, living in the Wolverine State comes with a number of potential liabilities and exposures that could require comprehensive coverage. As you consider the right Michigan insurance agency for you,...