Description

Knowing the types and classifications of exposures their clients face helps them to design more effective insurance and risk management programs. This course provides tools and techniques to identify exposures, assess their impact on clients’ assets and operations, consider a variety of loss funding/insurance options, control losses and claims, and finally to implement risk management and loss control procedures and monitoring their progress.

Faculty

Cathy Trischan

Registration closes on the Monday prior to class 

Continuing Education

Attendance at this seminar qualifies for a total of seven hours of continuing education credit, which includes one hour of ethics and one hour of legislative credit in Oklahoma for P/C and Adjuster licenses.

Cancellation Policy

We realize that “life gets in the way” and sometimes our stakeholders cannot avoid canceling, transferring and registering late for events. It is important to understand that every event that we host involves both hard and soft costs to the organization and we must be good stewards of our resources. 

If canceling within one week of class, we will not be able to offer a refund. You may be able to transfer funds from one class to a future class for free if a member to the Association. 

If transferring from onsite to online, we will charge a 25% fee within 10 days of the class.

Exam Procedures

The exam will take place right after class, opening at 4:15PM (CST) the day of class through Thursday of the following week at 11:59PM (CST) UNLESS there is a holiday occurring. Questions regarding this exam process can be directed to The National Alliance.