Checking medical reports and depositions. Reviewing surveillance footage. Working with adjusters, underwriters and law enforcement. It’s all in a day’s work for Marcella Graham, senior investigator at ISI.
In case you’re not familiar with ISI – Investigation Solutions, Inc. – they’re ACM’s investigation arm, and also provide nationwide field investigation, surveillance and SIU services to the insurance, legal and self-insured communities.
Brown & Brown’s 2017 Annual Sales Conclave was held in Las Vegas earlier this spring, and Arrowhead had a line-up of 30+ winners. We’re very proud of all of you! If you haven’t already done so, offer them your congratulations.
Our Residential Earthquake team won 2016 Program Services of the Year and ACM was named 2016 Services Office of the Year. Congratulations, both teams! Now for the individual awards...
If you’re having a hard time deciding how to spend your five weeks of vacation this year, Kay Sinon has a great idea for you.
Having an adept workplace mentor is invaluable - not only to coach you through sticky situations, but also to help you seek new opportunities and strengthen your insurance career path. In the spirit of International Women’s Day earlier this month, we’ve gathered some great advice from female leaders across the Arrowhead family to help you be a better co-worker, supervisor and leader. Their tips just may help propel you into the next stage in your insurance career.
The first quarter of 2017 isn’t over yet, but already Arrowhead has added new specialty programs to our commercial producer offerings. These programs were moved from OnPoint to directly under the Arrowhead umbrella, providing for economies of scale and savings in licensing and other fees. Some have added new carriers and expanded their products as well.
If you’re enrolled in one of Brown & Brown’s United Healthcare plans, you can earn a $300 wellness reward in your paycheck this year.
Jamie Cox is a commercial lines service manager with our Automotive Aftermarket Program based in the Overland Park, KS office. In her third guest blog, she's sharing thought-provoking ways to successfully manage multiple generations of workers within the same team.
Nurturing a community garden and its young gardeners living in a children’s emergency shelter. Encouraging teen girls (many of them underprivileged) to acquire skills they need to fulfill their career dreams. Volunteering with two high school groups (football and music) to provide tutoring, college prep and scholarships.
The projects our three volunteers of the year participate in are as varied as the ladies themselves – but they all focus on children. Let’s meet the three: First place winner Brittany Rogers, underwriter II in automotive aftermarket from Overland Park; and from San Diego, our second-place winner Aisha Davis, workers’ compensation underwriter and third place, Angie Keus, vice president, residential earthquake.
Learn what our CEO, Chris Walker, has to say about our 2016 performance as we faced a challenging market and how we can best prepare for meeting, and exceeding, our 2017 business goals.
Friends and coworkers who organize fundraisers, buy supplies, give and support a coworker fighting breast cancer. Who organize a golf tournament, company breakfasts and more for young girls with RETT Syndrome. Who travel nearly 3,000 miles to help rebuild a struggling island country struck down by a devastating earthquake. That’s the legacy of our Volunteers of the Year.
