Try the CIC Commercial Casualty Self-Paced Demo
Want a preview before committing? The CIC Commercial Casualty Self-Paced demo gives you a free look inside Section 3 of the course, featuring select lessons on the
Lessons from the Citicorp Center Crisis: How Insurance Helped Avert a Catastrophe
A student’s question revealed a hidden flaw in New York’s Citicorp Center, sparking a secret race to reinforce the skyscraper before disaster struck. The crisis remains a defining example of engineering ethics and the vital role of insurance in managing high-stakes risk.
The Summer of Flooding
Over the two days from August 9th to the 10th, rainfall totaled an average of 9.18 inches in Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, an amount sufficient to
CIC Commercial Casualty Course Now Available Anytime, Anywhere
The Risk & Insurance Education Alliance has expanded its flexible learning options with the release of the Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC) Commercial Casualty course in a Self-Paced online format.
Creating a Value-Focused Sales Culture
Tyler J. Jensen, CIC, CPRM, of The Top Performance Group, shares his proven framework for building a high-performance sales culture that elevates value-driven conversations over price-driven ones.
The Value of the Restaurant RiskPRO Certification
Want to become specialized in restaurant risk management—with a digital credential to prove it? Watch our interview with faculty members Jay Williams and Alan Messer, hosted by Lisa Gardner, to
How to Influence Voluntary Change with Dr. Ben Dunford
How do you get people to choose change and to commit to it? In this Alliance Insights session, Dr. Benjamin Dunford, Professor of Management at Purdue
Speaking Up and Standing Out: When Your Voice Becomes Your Power
With Virtual Career Connections 2025 now wrapped, I’m excited to share a few reflections from the final week. If you haven’t yet, I encourage you to watch
Another Healthcare System Experiences a Cyberattack, Disrupting Services to Patients; What If Your Client Is Next?
On June 1, 2025, Central Maine Healthcare (CMH) discovered unusual activity in its computer network. (Quirk, 2025) They responded by shutting down their computer and
