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Dustyne Bryant

Dustyne Bryant

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Host, Awkward Insurance

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Global Collaboration , Drug Addiction, Equity , Inclusion , Diversity, Stress , Resilience, Pop culture, Organizational Culture , Personal Transformation, Leadership, Aging, Racism , Reconciliation

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Total articles 2

  • THE NEW HO-14

    By Dustyne Bryant, Jim Brooks| Rough Notes Verified New exposures require a “facelift” of the Homeowners ProgramBy Dustyne Bryant, MBA, CIC, CISR[I]nsurance professionals knowthat when new coverage forms arethrown into the ring, the critical lesson is to ensure thatwe understand the new form, its coverages, and itsexclusions thoroughly. The Insurance Services Office (ISO®) announced in 2021 that multi-state filing changes to the Homeowners Program were going to become effective March 2022.

    By Dustyne Bryant, Jim Brooks · Rough Notes

    Feb. 28, 2022

  • WILL THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC CHANGE HOW CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSOCIATES DO THEIR WORK?

    By Dustyne Bryant| Rough Notes Verified Customer Service FocusBy Dustyne Bryant, CIC, CISR, MBAMajor adjustments may bring about new concepts of work-life balanceWithout question, COVID-19 has changed the work rules for account managers and customer service representatives and associates across the country. Depending on agency location, some of these individuals are working entirely from home, while others still commute between their homes and agencies.

    By Dustyne Bryant · Rough Notes

    Aug. 27, 2020

  • THE NEW HO-14

    By Dustyne Bryant, Jim Brooks| Rough Notes Verified New exposures require a “facelift” of the Homeowners ProgramBy Dustyne Bryant, MBA, CIC, CISR[I]nsurance professionals knowthat when new coverage forms arethrown into the ring, the critical lesson is to ensure thatwe understand the new form, its coverages, and itsexclusions thoroughly. The Insurance Services Office (ISO®) announced in 2021 that multi-state filing changes to the Homeowners Program were going to become effective March 2022.

    By Dustyne Bryant, Jim Brooks · Rough Notes

    Feb. 28, 2022

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Awkward Insurance

CORE Knowledge is a podcast that exists to engage the geothermal, O&G, policy making and investment communities in order to collaborate and unlock the immense potential that is geothermal energy.

Founded: 2021