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SUFFOLK Big Eye INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS & BROKERS OF SUFFOLK COUNTY

IIAB OF SUFFOLK COUNTY INSTALLS JOANNE BENTIVEGNA AS PRESIDENT INSIDE: • Presidents Message • Installation Dinner • Awards Presentations

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President’s Message President

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First, I would like to thank everyone, our agency members, our company partners and our industry vendors and sponsors that continue to provide support to our organization on an annual basis. Without all of you, our organization would not be able to provide the resources and support to our membership and our communities.

Since it’s the beginning of a new year at the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of Suffolk County, it is also time to ask ourselves what is going to be different this year. What more can we do for our members? This is something we ask each year when we first sit to down to plan in July and this year is no different.

Our Executive Board has already met to begin the planning for the upcoming year. Our first Board of Directors meeting is taking place in July and we are all focused and excited about the upcoming year.

First, we are committed to putting together meeting programs that will be based around what is happening in the insurance industry today, that will help you think differently and guide you in growing

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the President’s Message cont’d your business for the future. We want our programs to be valued by our members from content and a time investment standpoint and will do our best to meet this goal.

In addition to providing educational opportunities, we are going to engage our legislative representatives and company partners to assist us and our clients in the limited insurance marketplace we currently have on Long Island. We need to be concerned about the capacity available from our carriers and the ability of our clients to obtain and afford coverage in the future. This is applicable to both Personal and Commercial lines clients, so we all have to be engaged in these conversations and support our association in its efforts.

Superstorm Sandy was one storm that affected all of us. There are homeowners and businesses that are still not back to normal 10 months after the event. What can our association do to improve the outcome the next time? This is something we are going to be discussing this year. Your input as a member on this topic is important and we want you to provide it.

We are having different problems with the Contracting Market on Long Island. Coverage is becoming unaffordable and unattainable in some cases.

Without the contractors we cannot rebuild – again, what can our association do to improve the outcome of this situation?

I encourage all of you, for the benefit of our futures in the insurance industry, to become involved in the Independent Insurance Agents Association.

Your participation and input at each of our membership meetings will be very important. When we respond to the issues that affect our industry in large numbers it is hard not to be heard.

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Note your calendar now to attend this big event. ********************************** Travelers Overdraft Program will take place on Tuesday September 24, 2013, 2013 Details to Follow Shortly

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OVERDRAFT Overdraft A NONPARTISAN DEFICIT DOCUMENTARY MADE FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION

The Travelers Institute partnered with WTVI-TV, the Charlotte, North Carolina public television station, and Susie Films to develop an award-winning, one-hour documentary that explores the depth and impact of America’s debt crisis at the federal and state levels. Made for public television, Overdraft highlights the growing U.S. deficit and its critical implications for individuals and U.S. economic competitiveness.

About the Overdraft documentary

Featured experts

Now eclipsing $16 trillion, America’s debt is the number one economic crisis facing the country today. As such, the goal of Overdraft is to give viewers a better understanding of how the federal debt affects their daily lives, the choices that will have to be made to manage the problem and how they can participate in the ongoing economic debate. Through first-person accounts, the factors that have contributed to the debt and possible solutions are presented, including such major topics as entitlement programs, defense spending, tax reform, and the choices America’s debt forces on individuals and businesses.

Overdraft features the following key business, political and economic leaders:

Original artwork created for Overdraft by Jessica Schuler of Susie Films.

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Erskine Bowles, Co-Chair, National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform

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Bill Clinton, 42nd President, United States

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Kent Conrad, Chairman, Senate Budget Committee

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Mitch Daniels, Governor, Indiana

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Jay Fishman, Chairman & CEO, The Travelers Companies, Inc.

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Judd Gregg, former Senator, New Hampshire

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John Hamre, President and CEO, Center for Strategic and International Studies

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Joe Klein, Columnist, Time magazine

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Peter Orszag, former Director, Office of Management and Budget

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Raghuram Rajan, Economist, Booth School of Business, University of Chicago

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Alice Rivlin, Founding Director, Congressional Budget Office; former Director, Office of Management and Budget

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Kevin Roberts, CEO, Saatchi & Saatchi

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Andrew Romano, Senior Writer, Newsweek magazine

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Alan Simpson, former Senator, Wyoming; Co-Chair, National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform

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Susan Urahn, Managing Director, Pew Center on the States

OVERDRAFT University Symposia Series The Travelers Institute has launched a national symposia series with screenings of Overdraft at universities across the country, inviting students and faculty to join the conversation about the U.S. debt crisis. Panel discussions at these events, featuring faculty experts and Travelers leadership, examine this important issue and encourage students to think critically about the significant fiscal challenges ahead.

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Distribution of Overdraft Overdraft has been distributed to public television stations across the country through the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA). The film will be available to public television stations through August, 2014.

The production team Scott Galloway, founder of Susie Films, is the producer for Overdraft. Susie Films has produced more than 650 television programs for networks including ABC, History Channel, A&E, Court TV, ESPN, Food Network, HGTV and the Travel Channel.

He also directed and produced the feature-length documentaries A Man Named Pearl and Children of All Ages.

Awards Praised by audiences and critics for its production and educational content, Overdraft continues to receive recognition from leading awards organizations. To date, the nonpartisan documentary on the federal deficit has earned 11 distinct honors. Ł Ł Ł Ł

Fall 2012 CINE Golden Eagle Award Prestige Film Award’s 2012 Gold Award for Documentary Short 2013 Telly Award Silver Winner – Information, Use of Animation 2013 Telly Award Bronze Winner – Education, Miscellaneous, Political Commentary, Use of Music, Art Direction, Editing, Sound/Sound Design CINE WINNER GOLDEN EAGLE AWARD

Learn more Click here to view the Overdraft trailer, full documentary and 100-word segments. For more information, contact Jessica Legnos at jlegnos@travelers.com.

travelersinstitute.com The Travelers Institute, 700 13th Street NW, Suite 950, Washington, D.C. 20005 © 2013 The Travelers Indemnity Company. All rights reserved. Travelers and the Travelers Umbrella logo are registered trademarks of The Travelers Indemnity Company in the U.S. and other countries.

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IIAB of Suffolk County Honors John D. Reiersen

Since 2005, the Vincent A. Alba Lifetime Achievement Award

recognizes those individuals who for many years have demonstrated their commitment through exceptional service to the Big “I� associations and the American Agency System as a whole. This year, the award was presented to John D. Reiersen, CPCU, CFE, CIE for his outstanding leadership in the industry for many years.

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Dear David:

I want to thank you and the Independent Agents & Brokers of Suffolk County for presenting me with the Vincent A. Alba Lifetime Achievement Award. It is an honor to be recognized for a lifetime of achievements and to receive an award named after such a true professional and nice person as Vinny Alba.

It’s hard to believe I am entering my 50th year in the Insurance Industry, but I have a few years left to go God willing. The award is special to me as it comes from the Independent Agents of my home territory.

The Big “I” was the most supportive industry organization when I was involved in getting new legislation and regulations to solve serious problems over the years.

I am pleased to be involved with Kingstone Insurance Company and to continue to be a part of its growth over the next few years as we continue to provide homeowners and dwelling fire insurance markets to downstate New York.

We will only write business through independent agents and brokers.

Once again please convey my thanks to the Board of the Suffolk Big I for being selected for this wonderful award. Enjoy your summer and I hope to see you at CPCU meetings in the Fall.

Sincerely,

John Reiersen

IIAB of Suffolk County Receives Three Awards

Three award winners, from the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers Association Annual Business Meeting held on May 9, 2013 at the Ostego Resort Hotel in Cooperstown, NY, were recognized this evening. David H. Borg of Borg & Borg, Inc in Huntington was congratulated for receiving the Outstanding Committee Chair award; Patricia Calvert, executive director of the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of Suffolk County and TriCounty Independent Insurance Agents Association had received a Distinguished Service Award in Cooperstown and both Long Island associations shared the award for 2013 Local Association of the Year for their exemplary work during the year and for helping their communities survive Superstorm Sandy. Â

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Tom Crowley with David Borg & Steve Visco receiving Local Association of the Year Award

Tom Crowley with Patricia Calvert & David Borg Patricia received the Distinguished Service Award

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IIAB of Suffolk County Honors Patricia Calvert

The Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of Suffolk County, Inc.

presented Patricia Calvert with the distinguished Ferdinand Coste Award in recognition of her unselfish dedication to the associations and for furthering the ideals of fellow independent insurance agents.

Calvert is responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of the

association. She works with the volunteer leaders of IIABSC to plan and present meetings and special events. Everyone who has had the pleasure of working with Patricia can tell you what a valuable asset she is to the organization.

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Suffolk County Installation

by Laura Senn

The Installation Dinner for IIABSC took

place on May 22, 2013 at the East Wind Conference Center in Wading River. It was a lovely evening with an overwhelming attendance of 150 guests.

A special thank you goes out to our evenings

Dinner Sponsors, ARS-Latiff, LLC, Belfor Property Restoration, Interboro AutoOne Laura Senn nnn

Insurance Co, Kingston Insurance Co and Tower Group Companies/Adirondack Insurance.

Also, a special thank you to our Social Hour

Sponsors, Affiliated Adjustment Group, Ltd, Chubb, Merchants Insurance Group, Pryor Personnel Agency and ServPro of Port Jefferson.

It was quite an evening, David M. Borg

welcomed all to the festivities and thanked everyone for all their help and contribution during his term as President. He introduced all the Sponsors and thanked them for their support.

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It was now time for the well deserved award presentations. Pat Calvert

won the Ferdinand Coste award in recognition of her unselfish dedication and commitment to the association and for furthering the ideals of her fellow independent insurance agents.

John D. Reiersen was awarded the Vincent A. Alba award for his lifetime

dedication and achievement in the insurance industry and for being a constant supporter of the independent insurance agents.

The meeting continued with the installation of the Officers which included

Aaron Stein as Vice President, Paulette Katz as Treasurer and Richard de la Sota as Secretary. Then the Directors which included David H. Borg, John J.

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Glennon, Joseph Gunderman, Eric Keiffert, Michael J. Romeo II, Laura Senn and Stephen H. Testa.

Past President, John Mulvey, introduced the incoming President, Joanne

Bentivegna. Joanne took the podium and promised that her speech would be short and to the point and she was true to her word. It was a historic day, as Joanne is the 4th woman president to be installed in the IIABSC and she will serve a 2 year term. Her husband Michael and children Andrew and Leighann were there to cheer her on.

We all look forward to Joanne leading us to a productive and united future

for the next 2 years.

Pryor Personnel Agency Inc. The Insurance Specialist since 1970 local, National and International Recruitment www.ppryor.com ppryor1578@aol.com Phone: (516) 935–0100

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Installation Dinner

The Suffolk Officers & Directors being sworn in for the 2013 - 2014 Term

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John Mulvey swearing in Joanne Bentivegna as President

David Borg congratulating Joanne John Mulvey at the podium

John Mulvey, Joanne Bentivegna & David Borg

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Joanne presenting David Borg with his out going plaque

Nelson Gochez & Linda Fazzio of Interboro AutoOne Insurance Company 18

Bavid Borg with John Reiersen of Kingstone Insurance Company Risa Kluger & Lori Felice of Servpro of Port Jefferson

The Romeo’s of Industrial Coverage

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Jim Karras, Past President with Joe Romeo Tom Crowley & Joanne Bentivegna

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Merchants Insurance Group

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David Borg, Michele Russo (Adirondack) & Ray Lamitola (Tower Group)

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Aaron Stein, Kimberly DeGraff (Belfore Property Restoration & Joanne Bentivegna

Michael Bentivegna with Denise Visco & Steve Visco (TriCounty Past President)

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Sponsors Installation Sponsors Dinner Sponsors ARS~Latiff, LLC. Belfor Property Restoration Interboro AutoOne Insurance Company Kingstone Insurance Company Tower Group Co/Adirondack Insurance

Social Hour Sponsors Affiliated Adjustment Group Chubb Group of Insurance Companies Merchants Insurance Group Pryor Personnel Agency, Inc. Servpro of Port Jefferson Quaker Special Risk

Please remember these companies support our association, please help support them whenever possible!

Visit our sponsor’s website by clicking their name above.

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Board of Directors VICE PRESIDENT AARON STEIN, CPCU, CFP

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IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT PAULETTE KATZ, CIC RICHARD DE LA SOTA, DAVID M. BORG, CPCU CPCU, CIC, ARA, CRM

Directors

DAVID H. BORG, CISR dhborg@borgborg.com JOHN J. GLENNON john@glennoninsurance.com JOSEPH A. GUNDERMANN, AAI jgundermann@gundermann.com

ERIC KEIFFERT, CPCU ekeiffert@hometowninsurance.com MICHAEL J. ROMEO LL, CIC mjromeo@industrialcoverage.com LAURA SENN, CIC laura.senn@peoples.com STEPHEN H. TESTA, CPCU, ARM stesta@testabrothers.net

Publication Staff EDITOR: Don Hester PRODUCER: Jeanne Abatelli COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE: Aaron Stein, David H. Borg, John Glennon, Eric Keiffert , Laura Senn, and Jeanne Abatelli.

AD SALES/SPONSORSHIPS: Jeanne Abatelli - info@suffolkagents.com

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QSR

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Quaker Special Risk is the appointed Program Administrator for an ‘A’ XV rated carrier

Program for Luxury Homebuilders and Remodeling/Renovating GC’s Qualification Requirements: Residential General Contractors involved in the construction of single family or two family homes or Remodeling/Renovation General Contractors performing commercial or residential work that subcontract most of their work. Maximum 15 new starts per policy year for home builders.

Coverage Outline: Commercial General Liability Policy Form: CG0001 (07/98) Per Project Aggregate Blanket Additional Insured (including completed operations) Blanket Waiver of Subrogation Primary Non Contributory Employee Benefits Liability Competitive Rating Structure Limited Pollution Coverage Extension

Recently Reduced Minimum Premiums for all Programs

Two New QSR Contractor Programs Now Available * Solar Contractor Program * Artisan Contractor Program Submission Requirements: 4 years of currently valued loss runs Minimum 3 years in business or 6 years of construction experience Acord Application & Supplemental Application (see our Web Site) Copy of Subcontractor Agreement Number of new home starts and average sales price per home Direct Payroll, cost of subcontractors & gross annual revenues *Other markets are available for risks not fitting this profile For more information call Frank Walsh at 800-447-4180 ext. 2232, fwalsh@qsr-insurance.com

Quaker Special Risk P.O. Box 1350 Eatontown, NJ 07724 800-447-4180 • Fax 732-223-9072 www.QSR-insurance.com

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Note your calendar now to attend this big event. ********************************** INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS OF SUFFOLK COUNTY Annual Holiday Party will take place on THURSDAY, December 5, 2013 At the Villa Lombardi’s Holbrook, NY

Trusted Choice Consumer Portal Launches

New site offers online shoppers information, quotes and ability to

connect with independent agents.

At long last, the much-anticipated new TrustedChoice.com has officially

launched. The goal of the new website is to attract millions of insurance consumers to Trusted Choice®—and thus, drive strong growth for local independent agents.

This website will be a powerful new tool to help agencies appear in

insurance Internet searches by consumers. In addition, the new website will emphasize the value of choice that independent agents provide through an online rate comparison tool, so consumers can complete one-stop shopping for quotes from multiple insurance carriers.

Currently, consumers in Minnesota and Indiana can obtain comparative

quotes on auto and homeowners insurance on the site. Nationwide, the traditional “Find an Agent” feature matches consumers to local agents and has enhanced functionality to accommodate more specific consumer requests.

Agents have already provided plenty of great feedback that has helped

Project CAP make improvements. Project CAP wants to hear your concerns and ideas for site features that you would like to see in the future.

The goal is to continually improve functionality and balance everyone’s

concerns. Though rating is initially available only in Minnesota and Indiana, Project CAP will drive prospects to agents through the “Find an Agent” 30

Trusted Choice Consumer Portal Launches con’t feature nationwide, and therefore, it wants a critical mass of agents in all states.

Enrollment is open for all agencies that want to get register and update

their profiles. To get started, visit projectcapmarketing.com and sign up on the Consumer Portal by clicking the Get Now button. You will then be prompted to use your Big “I” username and password.

TrustedChoice.com “qualified” CAP agents are those that fill out their

agency profiles and provide a credit card for use when exclusive leads are delivered to your agency. These agencies are listed at the top of the agency locator for your geographical area.

All Trusted Choice agencies are listed on the agent locator, but CAP

agencies are listed at the top because they are operating in real time and providing updated agency profiles for consumers.

Agencies can learn more by attending a Project CAP tutorial webinar,

which is held each Tuesday at 11 a.m. ET.

If you need assistance or have any questions, contact Project CAP at

855-372-0070 or support@projectcapmarketing.com.

Charles “Chip” Bacciocco is CEO of Project CAP. Reprinted with permission from the July 25 edition of Insurance News & Views

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Get Up to $500 for Marketing Your Agency!

With the consumer portal (Project CAP) gearing

up to launch this summer at TrustedChoice.com there will be increased promotion around the brand.

Now is the ideal time to concentrate making sure that your agency is properly branded Trusted Choice®!

A few simple ideas:

Wear the Trusted Choice® logo with pride at the golf course this

summer by ordering shirts (or other apparel) embroidered with the Trusted Choice® logo through the IIABNY Lands End E-Store

Update your websites, letterhead, and other stationary with the logo &

Pledge of Performance

Share articles from Trusted Choice® with your consumers via your

social media pages

Also, if you haven’t already, be sure to take advantage of the marketing

reimbursement program, which will reimburse up to $500 in expenses incurred in 2013 for co-branding materials with the logo.

Please feel free to reach out to me for more information or assistance!

Brandon Conway, IIABNY Marketing Representative 516.506.5175

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Why You Should Recommend a Single Source Restoration Company

by Kimberly DeGraff of Belfor Property Restoration

Over the years more and more restoration companies have come into

the market to assist insurance companies and agents. With that said not all restoration companies are created equal. What does that mean? Some only offer emergency services, i.e. Water extraction, drying or cleaning up soot and mold. That’s all well and good, but often times there are structural damage to the home or building. What then? These emergency service only companies will not return to re-stretch the carpet or patch those walls. They will recommend a builder. If you call in another restoration company to handle the second half of the job, it gets turned down. There’s a liability when the second company tries to come in not knowing how the EMS was conducted.

What good does that do for you or your insured?

When you recommend at single source restoration company- one that

will do the emergency services and the re-build, you walk away happy. Less work for you, only one call was made. Also your insured does not have to deal with multiple companies. After an emotional, unexpected loss, you and your customer have the peace of mind that they are going to be taken care of. Your insured will not have to compile a bunch of estimates or search high and low for all the other components to get back into their home or business. Plus

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Why You Should Recommend a Single Source Restoration Company con’t while the job is going on, your insured has one project manager who will handle the project from start to finish.

Relationship is so important. Form a relationship with your restoration

company! They can assist you when you are working with an adjuster you are not familiar with. This is our world - it’s in everyone’s best interest for a claim to go smoothly. We want you and the insurance company happy. Because we work with many adjusters often, we know how they prefer their paperwork. This is 34

Why You Should Recommend a Single Source Restoration Company con’t another added benefit for you.

A company like Belfor Property Restoration has the capital to get a

project started. We can begin the rebuilding process without having received one dime. This minimizes down time for your insureds.

The next time you get a claim, think about where it is going and who

will take the best care of your client.

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RLI Home Business Insurance

Nearly 45 Million People Work From Their Home

Many homeowners policies exclude business-related practices and those that do offer coverage may provide very limited coverage options.

IIABNY Offers Members a Solution For Their Clients

RLI’s Home Business Insurance Policy offers an excellent coverage solution and recommending it limits your E&O exposure. Affordable premiums (starting at $154) combined with a stand alone policy make it ideal for many retail & service businesses operated out of the home. t t t t t t t

10% commission on new & renewal business RLI has an “A+” (Superior) rating by A.M. Best Broad coverage with off premises theft included General liability coverage up to $1 million Loss of business income protection up to 12 months available Provides coverage for temporarily off premises with certain guidelines No minimum volume requirements, no access fees

For more information on how you can offer this coverage to your clients, contact IAAC, Inc. (IIABNY’s Membership Services Division) by e-mailing Deb Reitz at dreitz@iiabny.org or call 800-962-7950, ext. 225.

RLI Stand Alone Personal Umbrella is here to help!

Have any of your personal lines carriers nonrenewed personal umbrella policies in the last year if they do not write BOTH the underlying homeowners and personal auto policies?

Don’t open yourself up to an E&O claim or worse yet, leave your clients with a coverage gap...protect yourself and your clients with an RLI Stand-Alone Personal Umbrella.

UM/UIM Coverage Available No minimum volume requirements No access fees 10% commission on new and renewal (8% commission for PUP Special) Provides up to $5 million of coverage Does not require or desire underlying policies RLI is admitted and A.M. Best “A+” rated For more information on this program, please visit www.iiabny.org or contact Lexie Dumont 800-962-7950, ext. 248 ldumont@iiabny.org Denise Brown-Carter 800-962-7950, ext 246 dcarter@iiabny.org

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Facebook Marketing Tip Frequent and Interesting Posts - If you fail to engage your audience on Facebook, nothing else on this page is going to work for you- period. If you don't post often, and your Facebook posts are boring, irrelevant, or self-serving, you WILL NOT SUCCEED at Facebook marketing. Fortunately there is an amazing free resource called The Facebook Content Dashboard that gives new content ideas for insurance agents every day. Just set aside 5 minutes 3-5 times a week to visit the site and look for something interesting, educational, funny, amazing etc. and post it to your agency facebook page.

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Earn CE From Your

Desk!

IIABNY Web CE is Here Login, listen, and learn from your own desk — all you need is a computer and Internet connection!

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Web CE courses are approved for continuing education credit by the NYS Insurance Department No test is required Online registration only Each participant must purchase their own seat and view from his/her own computer in order to earn CE credit Random attendance checks will be conducted Acknowledgement of attendance form must be completed

New Web CE classes are constantly being added so check the latest availability at

www.iiabny.org/edcalendar

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RESTORATION SERVICES Belfor Property Restoration Gary J. Alexander 60 Raynor Ave. Ronkonkoma, NY 11779 Phones: 631-471-3131 x121 Fax: 631-471-2905

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