Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Hosts Annual Risk Control Workshop
Marietta Daily Journal (GA)
Sterling Seacrest Pritchard, an insurance brokerage firm in the Cumberland area, recently hosted a Risk Control Workshop in in affiliation with Vernis & Bowling Attorneys at Law, Ryan Turner Specialty and Summit Insurance.
The all-day event was held at the Cobb Energy and Performing Arts Centre.
Approximately 100 attendees heard from industry experts throughout the day on subjects including workers compensation, coverage rescission issues, current cybersecurity trends and information regarding the state of the property market. Speakers also addressed the importance of risk assessment along with the implementation of a risk management program.
Featured speakers included Vernis & Bowling of Atlanta LLC'sMichael Becker, Sigma Actuarial Consulting Group'sJason Luckett, Swift Currie's Lisa Wade, RT Specialty's Omar Hasan, Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP'sAustin Bersinger and Matthew Hall, Freeman Mathis & Gary LLP'sJohn Bennett, INSUREtrust's Hunter Maskill and Anderson Technologies' Brett Anderson.
Representatives from Sterling Seacrest Pritchard speaking at the event included Steve Heinen, Jon Nordin, Michael Shrubb and Bill Barrow.
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