Welcome back to The New Adjuster Podcast! In our highly anticipated Season 3 premiere, we’re joined by Cort Fowler, CEO of CNC Catastrophe & National Claims, to dive deep into what it takes to start a successful career as a claims adjuster in today’s industry.

Cort shares his insights on how the adjusting landscape has evolved over the past two decades and what CNC looks for in new adjusters today—hint: it’s not the same as it used to be! Whether you’re just getting started or looking to stay ahead of industry shifts, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways to help you navigate and thrive in the adjusting world.

Tune in and get ready to level up your adjusting game!

File reviews are a critical skill for independent adjusters. In this episode, we provide you with the tools and techniques to master the art of file reviews, enabling you to spot discrepancies, assess claims thoroughly, and maintain the highest standards of professionalism. Guest: Craig Fowler, Chief Claims Officer, CNC

Understanding insurance policies is fundamental for every adjuster. We break down the essential elements of policies, decoding complex terminology and helping you interpret coverage accurately, ensuring you make informed decisions during the claims process.

In this episode, we kick things off by recapping the aftermath of Hurricane Ian with insights from experienced independent adjusters who were on the ground. Learn about the unique challenges they faced and the lessons they've gathered from their experiences.

Join us as Hannah speaks with Kelsey Burford, Claims Supervisor, and Murphy Buggs, Property Claims Manager, about Desk Adjusting. They discuss what skills you need to succeed as a Desk Adjuster, remote opportunities, pay, and more! Listen as they describe what they enjoy about Desk Adjusting and what you can do to make yourself stand out for a Desk Adjuster position.

**Note: Reimbursement program may vary, speak with HR for most up-to-date information and requirements. License reimbursement program is for employees only; does not apply to adjusters on the roster. Please contact HR for questions about licensing.