During this program, participants are encouraged to focus on factors affecting disaster and business continuity planning. Areas discussed include types of disasters, key planning elements, disaster team makeup, insurance considerations, and funding challenges.

Participants will use case studies and exercises to practice concepts and techniques covered in the course. Concepts from Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plans are tied to Personal Lines as Lifestyle Continuity and Family Disaster Plans.

During this program, participants are encouraged to focus on the exposures, insurance recommendations for coverage and risk management techniques used to identify, analyze, and control them. Having proper insurance along with implementing proper control and company policies can keep an organization from financial ruin. Cyber insurance is evolving, and the policy forms differ in many ways. Understanding cyber risks, both property (first-party) and liability (third-party), and providing the proper insurance protection is critical for all organizations.

Steps to Help Minimize Errors and Omissions Exposure in an Agency – Upon completion of this class, managers and supervisors will have the tools to take steps to initiate their own internal E&O loss control program in their agency and/or department. Non-management employees will feel empowered to approach management with a plan for creating a loss control program.