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Extreme weather events are more frequent than ever. Do you have a disaster preparedness plan?
Category Archives: Blog Post
Don’t Let Hackers Delay Your Projects
Cyberattacks threaten your business operations, revenue stream, intellectual property, client data and reputation. Protect your company from digital hazards.
How To Prepare Your Employees for Open Enrollment
Open enrollment is a critical time for employers and employees. Learn how to prepare your employees for open enrollment in an efficient way.
What You Need to Know to Protect Your Property, income, and Peace of Mind
On September 17, 2025, David Weaver and Kimberly Hendrick hosted a comprehensive Insurance 101 webinar that unpacked the essentials of personal insurance—from homeowners and auto policies to umbrella and renters coverage. With over 48 years of combined experience, their insights were both practical and timely.
Flood Preparation Checklist for Your Business
Flooding is a risk no matter where your business is. This checklist of preventive actions can help protect your business, property and employees from the devastating effects of flooding.
Common Misconceptions About Open Enrollment
Helping employees navigate the complexities of open enrollment can be challenging for even the savviest small business owners and managers.
Rethinking PTO With a Convertible Plan
A convertible paid time off (PTO) plan allows employees to direct the value of unused PTO toward other benefits. Discover how this option can maximize benefits dollars, reduce turnover and enhance employee engagement.
The NIL Era and Sports Medicine: Why Physicians Must Rethink Coverage
The NCAA’s adoption of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights has transformed college athletics—and introduced new challenges for sports medicine physicians.
Take Five: Ladder Safety (Supervisors)
Portable ladders come in various shapes, sizes and weight limits. These range from A-frame and extension ladders to step and mobile stair ladders. Some come with handrails, while others do not have any built-in fall protection. Ladders may also be made of various materials, including wood, fiberglass and metal.
Forever & Always: 10 Money Moves for Your Love Story
Tying the knot isn’t just about flowers and fanfare — it’s also about merging two financial lives. Whether you’re planning a wedding in a garden gazebo like Kelce did, or something more low-key, here are 10 financial steps every couple should take before saying “I do.”