Peter Gonnella has the advantage of a 20-year perspective on the subrogation field. He worked in risk management recovery for a national auto rental business and now plays a leadership role at one of the nation’s largest insurance companies as senior subrogation manager. He boils...
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When insurance carriers outsource subrogation, they want a vendor capable of efficiently sharing claim files and getting dollars back – as quickly as possible. But achieving success in the subrogation business is not easy. Sometimes it takes more than a hardline dollars and cents approach. Sometimes...
These days, it’s much harder to replace or repair vehicles – due to supply chain issues affecting new vehicle delivery, the higher cost of used vehicles, and limited availability of replacement parts. But to survive and thrive, your business must have a fleet of vehicles...
Shortages are in the news – and that includes vehicles and safe drivers. When fewer are available, you get a more competitive marketplace. Vehicle shortages in the trucking industry continue to increase, mainly due to the rise in e-commerce deliveries and supply chain issues caused...
If you’re an insurance broker – you’re all about understanding your customer’s pain and finding the right remedy. When that client is a large company with multiple exposures at risk, you become a critical consultant to their organization. You need to seek out the right...
Many companies thrive—or barely survive—because of their vehicle fleet. If your business relies heavily on a fleet of trucks or cars, you’ve got to keep those vehicles safe on the road – while managing accidents, breakdowns, or driver issues. That begins with knowing the details on...
When you work for an enterprise responsible for vehicles and drivers out on the road, hiring and training new (and safe) drivers is one of your top priorities. That process takes time – from collecting and reviewing driver documents to accessing department of motor vehicle...
Driving a delivery vehicle in the Seattle area brings its own unique set of potential dangers – from slick roads to cliffside drives and sudden windstorms. And then there’s the everyday incidents that typically cause most accidents – following another vehicle too closely or backing...
After 48 years in the transportation industry, Sandy McClure has earned his stripes – and gained a whole lot of wisdom. From loading trucks while in college, to becoming a driver and then a manager in a 22-year career with UPS, followed by 24 years...