Young Professionals (INSERT INTERESTING TITLE HERE) Seven tips for creating compelling content By Christopher W. Cook Writing for an insurance publication that’s been around for over 140 years can have its challenges, especially for someone who has never worked in the insurance business. This is where I try to put my B.F.A. in Creative Writing to use, to differentiate my byline from the number of Rough Notes writers
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The Young Pro-Files AN AID FOR THE HARD OF HEARING Indiana young pro advocates for families affected by hearing loss By Christopher W. Cook In the insurance industry, certain dedicated young professionals stand out among their peers and are members of an elite squad of individuals. These are their stories. “Dun dun.” It only makes sense that parents dream of their child following in their footsteps when it comes to
The Young Pro-Files A CAREER BY CHANCE Encounter at college job fair leads to the insurance industry By Christopher W. Cook In the insurance industry, certain dedicated young professionals stand out among their peers and are members of an elite squad of individuals. These are their stories. “Dun dun.” Some young insurance professionals (YIP) are born into the business. Maybe one of their parents ran an agency, and from the
Young Professionals CERTIFICATES OF INSURANCE An introduction to COIs: The pros and cons By Christopher W. Cook In one of the podcast episodes referenced in my April 2021 Professional Development article, the guest discussed the number of phone calls he would receive each day regarding requests for a Certificate of Insurance (COI), and how that number decreased once he created an online form that his clients could fill out themselves.
The Young Pro-Files THE FIRST DECADE Young professional joins the industry after internship experience and now leads a specialty program By Christopher W. Cook In the insurance industry, certain dedicated young professionals stand out among their peers and are members of an elite squad of individuals. These are their stories. “Dun dun.” A lot can happen in a decade. For example, ten years ago, I was not a dad or
