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Maintain your Alliance Designation with Flexibility.
The On-Demand MEGA satisfies your 8 or 16 Hour Alliance Designation Update Requirement.
On-Demand MEGA offers advanced, self-paced recordings of our most popular live Online MEGA sessions—available in 2- and 4-hour topics.
Choose the hours you need, register for 8 or 16 total, and start learning instantly in your Learning Portal. It’s the smarter, more convenient way to stay current—on your time.
- No final exam required
- Includes previously recorded James K. Ruble video sessions
- Complete at your own pace! 12-Months of access.
- View the entire self-paced seminar to earn update credit
- Must complete post-program survey for update credit
State CE Credit Not Currently Offered
This session provides insurance professionals with an overview of the unique risks, liabilities, and coverage challenges faced by religious and non-profit organizations, while emphasizing risk management strategies and available insurance options.
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This session clarifies certificates of insurance and additional insureds by covering policy impacts, endorsement needs, proper use of ACORD forms, and ways to avoid common errors.
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Explore who qualifies as an insured under key commercial policies, how additional insureds are added, and the use of endorsements and coverage provisions across CGL, Property, Business Auto, Workers Compensation, and Excess Liability.
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Gain an in-depth understanding of the Business Auto Policy, including key coverages, exclusions, and endorsements that modify, add, or restrict coverage.
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Explore key CGL policy features, exclusions, and endorsements most relevant to contractors and their insurance professionals.
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Learn how to develop and implement a comprehensive crisis management plan that addresses hazards before, during, and after a disaster to protect lives, property, and critical resources.
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Participants explore coverage pitfalls and examine ways to avoid them.
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People who are caring for aging parents while raising their own children (the sandwich generation) face unique insurance needs.
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This course provides an overview of the Nationwide Marine Definition and distinguishes between controlled and uncontrolled inland‑marine lines.
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This session helps agents understand the purpose of depositions and how to prepare themselves or their clients to represent their position.
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Participants discuss new and current homeowner’s issues that insureds face because of changing family dynamics.
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This class reviews the SECURE Act (effective Dec 19 2019) and the SECURE Act 2.0 (signed Dec 29 2022).
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This session explores significant concerns within the ISO Personal Automobile and Homeowners policies—ownership, liability and loss‑assessment coverage—and helps participants develop ways to explain these issues to clients.
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From a small, one‑time commercial bond to the multiple bond needs of a contractor, insurance professionals must be prepared to address a range of questions.
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The trend toward mainstreaming and legitimizing marijuana has significant implications for the insurance industry.
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The course helps participants develop environmental awareness and understand how to help businesses manage and transfer their environmental exposures.
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This session explains what to do when a crisis occurs.
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This topic explores why sales managers fail and why they need a structured selection and hiring process.
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Participants learn how life and health insurance products help remove uncertainty from business planning.
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This session examines the issues that arise when clients share property or use others’ property via web‑enabled services such as VRBO, Couchsurf, Airbnb and similar platforms.
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Participants study how to create a producer compensation plan tailored to a unique agency.
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Participants learn the role and function of an insurance adjuster and the importance of their relationship with the agency.
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Using a hypothetical insurance case study, participants gain an understanding of the stages of investigation and litigation and the importance of the insured’s participation in the process.
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This topic examines Dependent Properties Time Element coverage, which is designed to pay for loss of income resulting from damage to a third‑party location on which the insured depends—such as an important customer or main supplier.
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