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Boone, N.C. – Jackson Sumner & Associates (JSA) announces Adam Winfree has been hired as the company’s Virginia Marketing Representative.
Winfree joins the company as a 13-year veteran of the insurance industry, having worked previously as Personal Lines Manager for a retail agency in the Richmond area. Winfree is a Richmond native and graduate of Radford University with bachelor’s degrees in both Management and Marketing. His territory for JSA will include all of Virginia.
Van Wert, Ohio – The Central Insurance Companies is pleased to announce the promotion of Angie Gibson to Vice President of Customer Services, effective Nov. 5, 2018. Angie is replacing Cindy Hurless, who was elected as the new Chief Operating Officer in October.
Hagerstown, Md. – The Brethren Mutual Insurance Company congratulates Ken Colaianne on recently being named the company’s Director of Marketing.
Bringing 28 years of experience to the new position, Colaianne is excited to bring a new focus to Brethren Mutual’s marketing efforts. He looks forward to building a fully dedicated marketing department that brings value to the overall relationships the company has with its independent agency partners. IIAV News
Q: We just hired a new inside sales rep with very little experience. It was a hard, long search, and we had to pay him $12,000 more than our other sales rep who has been with us three years and is a great employee. Should we increase her pay in case she would discover the pay disparity? Many small businesses are unprepared to respond to a weather disaster like a hurricane or a blizzard, or other business disruptions such as a structure fire or long-term power outage.
Statistics show one in four businesses that close due to a disaster will never reopen. Developing a business continuity plan should be a high priority for all small businesses across Virginia, so they can survive and quickly recover from costly interruptions, which can exceed $3,000 per day of disruption. Upcoming Events
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