We’re offering our next Workers’ Compensation Conference Call on July 10th, 2018. Please feel free to forward this invitation to any insured who would benefit. This call will give our insureds guidance with respect to claim reporting, proper form dissemination and coordination in return to work after a WC injury.
Did you know The Hartford has a podcast for small businesses? This could be a fantastic tool for clients who own small businesses or are thinking of starting one. Share it with them and see what they think!
“I’m a greater believer in luck, and I find the harder I work the more I have of it.
-Thomas Jefferson
PRODUCERS: We want to hear from YOU!
In creating content for social media that is helpful to both existing and potential clients, we would love to know which social media sites you are using and if you’d be willing to participate in some engaging content on the D&D pages.
Please fill out this form at your convenience to answer a few short questions.
Thank you!!
A message from John Manning:
Coincidently, two clients had large loss commercial property fires last Friday evening & weekend. It is imperative to get these reported to the Insurance Co. ASAP. It is Not recommended to wait until Monday morning to submit the Claims Form.
In the past, I have discussed the Importance and Value of the 1-800 number services the client will receive from the Insurance Co. after hours.
They dispatch an adjuster, contact mitigation companies and provide immediate assistance to the client.
In many insistences ambulance chasing Contractors and or Public Adjusters monitor the Fire Department scanners and drive to these locations soliciting business. These business people are very savvy and stretch the truth about their involvement. They usually take advantage of our Clients who are under distress.
Attached again are the 1-800 # Insurance Company Call List and the Emergency Contractor Vendor List by Region to assist our Producers/Clients until the adjuster responds.
Then our Claims department will follow up with the Insured Monday morning to make sure everything is going according to plan.
If anyone has any questions, please contact me (John Manning).
” If you care about what you do and work hard at it, there isn’t anything you can’t do if you want to.”
-Jim Henson
#TBT to May 23rd, when about eight ladies from the D&D Fresno office attended the Insurance Associates of Fresno luncheon. Our very own Yenny Camberos’s cousin, Ashley Ramirez, received an Academic Scholarship after being sponsored by D&D’s Darlene Ayala. She will be attending UCSC in the Fall. Congratulations to this accomplished student!
“Skills can be taught. Character you either have or you don’t have.”
-Anthony Bourdain
Meet Katie Beyerle! New to D&D, we recently asked Katie to tell us a little bit about herself. Enjoy, and say hello the next time you see this new face.
Which office are you in?
Fresno
What is your role?
Commercial Lines CSR
What’s your background?
I have worked in insurance since I was 18, starting out as the head of renewals at a local classic and exotic car insurer. In 2014 I moved to another local office, which gave me the skill set and knowledge to work the many lines of business offered in property and casualty insurance.
What’s your life like outside of work?
I am an ISSA certified personal trainer and fitness is my passion. I have competed in the NPC Fresno Classic – Bikini and have my sights set to enter in the 2019 Fresno Classic. When I am not in the gym, I am most likely at home experimenting with various cooking techniques, styles, and food types while hanging out with my husband and fur baby Duke.
Thank you and welcome, Katie!