Pioneers in Insurance Education and Learning Strategy
The fictional account centers on Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, and the exercise belongs to Erik Leeming, Founder and Principal of the Professional Insurance Foundation (PIF). In a Know The Underwriting™ piece, ‘The Underwriter Had Questions: The Untold Story,’ Erik invites readers to sit in the underwriter’s chair and decide whether they would put this account in their book.
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William Hold: Modernizing the Designations Without Losing What Made Them Matter
Professional education institutions demonstrate their reach through the breadth of their programs, the depth of their curriculum, and the professionals they serve. The Risk &
Adam Carmichael: How The Institutes Knowledge Group Turns Evidence Into Education
Every profession keeps its standards somewhere. In property-casualty insurance and risk management, many of them live inside credentials, and behind each credential stands a body
Dustyne Bryant: Where Policy Language Meets Education Strategy
Most people meet an insurance policy the way they meet a software license: quickly, and with fingers crossed. A smaller group reads every endorsement and
Kevin Milner: Where Regulation Meets the Classroom
Behind every licensing exam passed and every continuing education credit earned stands a quiet obligation: the teaching must be good, and the rules must be
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Brian Chesky’s Journey From Industrial Designer to Airbnb Co-Founder and CEO
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