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riskonnect.com

The world’s largest risk management software provider offers the ability to reduce risk, increase efficiency, and improve organizational performance

mitratech.com

Equip yourself with the knowledge needed to integrate structured data and AI-enabled technology for more accurate data and higher levels of savings.

insly.com

Sign up for Insly’s webinar on 11th October, premiering our new claims handling platform. Find out how you can use the tools to achieve cost-efficiency.

processunity.com

Safeguard your organization with ProcessUnity’s top-rated Third Party Vendor Risk Management solutions. Explore our offerings and get started today!

namic.org

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ekinsurance.com

Learn about Colorado small business insurance requirements, costs and coverages. Find relevant help in choosing the best insurance for your business in Colorado!

fbfs.com

Set your heirs up for success by learning these fundamentals of estate planning and estate taxes.

content.naic.org

Despite the critical role state departments of insurance (DOIs) play in protecting consumers, many residents remain unaware of the DOI services, protections, and resources available to them. Communication campaigns are more than just public relations; they are a strategic regulatory tool. They educate consumers and build trust in the insurance system, extending the reach of regulation beyond enforcement. Consumer advocates, state insurance regulators, and commissioners all play a vital role in amplifying these outreach efforts. Whether through policy support, cross-agency collaboration, or community partnerships, these stakeholders can help ensure that DOI messaging is clear, accessible, and impactful. This session will first explore insights from a survey of public information officers (PIOs) and highlight communication best practices, challenges, and opportunities in DOI outreach and education. Panelists will share successful campaign strategies, discuss barriers to public engagement, and identify tools and resources that can help departments better connect with their communities, especially underserved or hard-to-reach populations. Attendees will leave with actionable ideas for strengthening public engagement and fostering cross-sector collaboration. Panel Speakers: Shamus Durac, Senior Attorney/Health Policy Analyst, Rhode Island Parent Information Network Lori Croy, Director of Communications, Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance Jeff Rohaly, Director of the Bureau of Consumer Services, Pennsylvania Insurance Department. Moderator: Melissa Jackson, Director of Communications, NAIC Recording Program Materials CIPR's special session is open to all registered NAIC 2025 Fall National Meeting participants.

covergo.com

Read about how insurance risk assessment and management are being transformed with artificial intelligence and machine learning.