Webinar - Why Performance Based Insurance Must Be Evaluated for 2015 Renewals - Featuring Author Bob Phelan
Avon, CT (PRWEB) September 22, 2014 -- Join author and industry subject matter expert Bob Phelan as he explains why middle market companies can and should evaluate the potential impact of group captives and other Performance Based Insurance plans on their 2015 renewal. Many New England middle market businesses are now leveraging this model, controlling their own insurance destiny and saving 25% to 50% on their premiums. There are no tricks or gimmicks when it comes to Performance Based Insurance; all of the Fortune 500 use this type of insurance. Topics covered in this brief, educational webinar include:
- What process is used to evaluate Performance Based Insurance
- Captives, large deductible plans and Performance Based Insurance
- Why are premium swings controllable
- What type of Northeast US companies are using Performance Based Insurance
Date/Time: Tue, Sep 30, 2014 12:00 PM - 12:30 PM EDT
https://www..gotomeeting.com/register/631765608 [Click Here to Register __title__ Performance Based Insurance]
Who should attend: Owners, CEOs, CFOs facing total premiums of $150K or more per year
About the Author
Robert (Bob) Phelan is a 30-year veteran of the insurance industry who has led his firm, The Litchfield Insurance Group, to national prominence. He's the author of two books: “The Cost of Ignorance: What You Don't Know About Performance Based Insurance™ Can Save Your Company Millions,” and “Broke: The Broken Contractor's Insurance System and How to Fix It”. A thought leader in his industry, Bob was recognized as one of "The 25 Most Innovative Agents in America" by The National Alliance Research Academy, and as a "Power Broker" in Construction and Workers' Compensation by Risk & Insurance Magazine. He speaks across the U.S. and Canada and is an Editorial Advisory Board member for the largest trade journal in the insurance brokerage industry.
Robert Phelan, Robert Phelan - Performance Based Insurance, http://thecostofignorance.com/, +1 (860) 482-6566, [email protected]
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