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Young Insurance Professionals Class
Named Insured versus Additional Insured - 1-Hours Alaska CE Credit
A course distinguishing between named insureds and additional insureds, their status, rights and obligations to each other under the insurance policy contract.
Young Insurance Professionals Class
Understanding Certificates of Insurance - 2-Hours Alaska CE Credit
Course Description: This course is designed to help producers understand certificates of insurance, how they are properly completed, what they mean, who they are given to, who can request them and any other information they convey.
E&O Prevention - 3-Hours Alaska CE Credits
Artificial Intelligence, Technology, and Operational Best Practices for Independent Insurance Agencies - 2 Hour Continuing Education (Alaska only)
Instructor - Gabe Gonzales, CIC
Course Description
This course provides an overview of the rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and emerging technologies within the insurance industry. Participants will learn how AI is being utilized by independent insurance agencies to improve operational efficiency, enhance customer service, streamline workflows, and support agency growth. The course includes practical examples and case studies presented by experienced insurance professionals who will share real-world applications of AI and technology within their agencies.
Property Loss Control Planning: Helping Clients Prepare for Effective Surveys - 2 Hours Alaska CE Credit
Class Description:
This intermediate-level course is designed for insurance agents and brokers who support clients through property underwriting and loss control survey activity. The class will explain the purpose, process, and value of property loss control surveys, including what agents and brokers can expect before, during, and after a survey. Topics will include common information requests, site visit considerations, client communication, and how survey findings may support underwriting, risk selection, pricing, and risk improvement discussions. Participants will gain practical guidance for preparing clients, setting appropriate expectations, and helping translate loss control recommendations into actionable risk improvement strategies.
Client Teams: Greater Efficiency with a Shared Book - 1 Hour Alaska CE credit
Course Description:
This class introduces the Client Team model, where two to three service professionals work together on a shared book of business. Attendees will learn how shared books can improve client service, reduce bottlenecks, increase efficiency, create better coverage, and reduce stress on service staff.
Goals and Time Management for Insurance Professionals - Professional Development opportunity - NO CE Credit
Class Description:
This class teaches practical time management and goal setting for insurance professionals who manage clients, emails, meetings, projects, and daily interruptions. Using the VOAR framework of vision, outcomes, actions, and routines, attendees will learn how to turn big goals into clear actions, build routines that reduce stress, and create a workday that is easier to follow.
Business Ethics - 3 Hours Alaska CE Credit
Instructor - Margaret Varlamos
Course Description:
This course explores business ethics for the insurance professional.
Young Insurance Professionals Class
Managing Stress and Burnout as an Emerging Professionals
Course Description
This class is designed for young and emerging insurance professionals who are often trusted to solve problems, handle difficult clients, and take on extra responsibility. It will focus on how burnout develops, why mental energy matters as much as time, and how high performers can manage priorities, interruptions, client pressure, and leadership expectations without becoming overwhelmed. Attendees will learn practical ways to triage work, communicate needs, protect quality, and stay effective without carrying an unsustainable burden.
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