The podcast exerpt discusses a story about an exploding toilet at a Dunkin’ Donuts in Winter Park, Florida. Patrick shares insights, noting the oddity of the incident and its potential implications. The conversation delves into the possible reasons for the lawsuit’s relatively low amount and speculates on the regional differences in perception. The narrative humorously touches on the unexpected nature of the event and the mental and physical repercussions for the customer.

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How does an online insurtech broker acquire new business without spending money on paid or organic search, advertising or leads? By leveraging other firms’ relationships with their customers. On this installment we hear from David Embry, CEO of Mylo, an intelligence platform connecting small business owners and individuals with coverage from 100 carriers. Mylo’s model “takes advantage of the trusted advisor relationship our channel partners have with their clients,” David says. Such clients are startup bookkeepers and other consultancies, bakeries, flower shops, restaurants and the gamut of small commercial businesses. Mylo has 60,000 individual small business clients in 48 states and $160 million in premium. Regarding the platform experience, David says: “The question we ask is not what coverage you want. That is our job; we should have that answer. We need to ask what risk they want to cover. And bring the insurance together efficiently for a good price.” Mylo also provides risk and coverage knowledge — and carrier access — to independent agencies.

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As museums and cultural institutions are increasingly relying on technology to display digital works and manage internal systems and documents, they could be opening themselves up to growing cyber risks. John Farley, managing director of the cyber practice at Gallagher, Anthony Dolce, head of professional liability and cyber at The Hartford, and Joshua Morin, director of IT and application services at The American Alliance of Museums, spoke on this episode of The Insuring Cyber Podcast about the biggest risks facing museums and how cyber insurance can provide needed resources.

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In this episode of the Golfertainment podcast, George, Patrick, and Kevin recount uproarious anecdotes such as a toilet mishap at a Dunkin’ Donuts in Florida and the peculiar case of a stolen driveway. They delve into topics like insurance coverage, liability, and bodily injury, even the pollution exclusion clause in light of the toilet incident. Additionally, they touch on the Japanese custom of rolling down hills during festivities.

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Insurance Careers Month is here, Julie Tinney and Derence Walk from Insurance Journal had a little fun with AI with Marguerite Tortorello on the latest episode of the IJam Podcast!

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Insured losses from severe convective storms in the U.S. continued to rise during the third quarter, surpassing the $50 billion mark for the first time, according to Aon plc’s Q3 Global Catastrophe Recap report. Total aggregated global insured losses from natural disasters in the first three quarters were estimated to exceed $88 billion. Catastrophes are a big topic, and the cannabis industry is facing the same market conditions other industries are – plus all the usual cannabis caveats (limited capacity, federal illegality, higher rates). To get a handle on cats and cannabis, we spoke with Brad Robinette, chief marketing officer of Quadscore. He’s in charge of Quadscore’s distribution across its entire portfolio, ranging from its small business specialty product to its middle and large market account space.

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It’s Insurance Careers Month, and Julie Tinney and Derence Walk from Insurance Journal had an insightful conversation with Marguerite Tortorello on the latest episode of the IJam Podcast!

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Insurance Careers Month is upon us and Insurance Journal’s Julie Tinney and Derence Walk spoke with Marguerite Tortorello on the latest episode of the IJam Podcast about the movement!

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In this episode of iJam, Marguerite Tortorello, Managing Director of the Insurance Careers Movement,  joins Julie and Derence (and also AI Derence),  to discuss the importance of the … Read More »

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In this batty insurance market, how do you sell value when everyone talks price? Even wealthy clients who can afford high premiums on their homes, toys and cars … Read More »

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