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SUMMARY:E&O Risk Management: Coverage Essentials: Business Income (Webinar) 05/13/2026
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE – THIS CLASS IS APPROVED FOR PREMIUM DISCOUNTS WITH SWISS RE.  IF YOUR STATE HAS AN ACTION ITEM FOR YOU AFTER COMPLETING THE CLASS\, IT WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE HANDOUTS/MATERIALS SECTION! Few insurance products provoke as much fear or visceral reactions as business income protection (a.k.a. time element coverage). Without being overly convincing\, business income concepts are actually simple to understand and explain. The reason such “fear” exists is because the coverage has long been shrouded in mystery and taught (and understood) incorrectly. Grasping and properly applying business income coverage requires little more than an understanding of time – because business income is almost entirely based on time. The amount of business income coverage and the coinsurance calculation are almost of secondary importance. In fact\, determining the correct coinsurance percentage and coverage limit is the direct result of accurately estimating the time needed for a business to return to full operational capability. Contrary to popular belief\, an intimate understanding of financial documents (income statements\, balance sheets\, etc.) is not necessary to construct a proper business income program. This session explores the key business income concepts necessary to conquer any fear of this most important coverage. \nCourse #227933| 3 OGI | Instructor: Brian Ross
URL:https://www.iiav.com/event/eo-risk-management-coverage-essentials-business-income-webinar-05-13-2026/
LOCATION:Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia\, 8600 Mayland Drive\, Richmond\, VA\, 23294\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia":MAILTO:members@iiav.com
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260515T163000
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SUMMARY:Life & Health Pre-Licensing (Classroom) 05/13/2026-05/15/2026
DESCRIPTION:The insurance licensing exam consists of complex information\, technical details\, and legal and regulatory information. During this course you will take a deep dive into all aspects of the exam. Additionally\, materials include practice tests and opportunities to assess your understanding of the material throughout the course. This course will leave you feeling not only informed but well-prepared for the state licensing exam. Instructor: Rod Powell Success tip: Get the book prior to the class\, read through it\, make notes\, and jot down questions. This will enable you to use your time in class as a review and ask questions of the instructor\, giving you additional preparation time and a better understanding of the content. Just select “Book Shipping” on the registration form and we’ll take care of the rest!
URL:https://www.iiav.com/event/life-health-pre-licensing-classroom-05-13-2026-05-15-2026/
LOCATION:Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia\, 8600 Mayland Drive\, Richmond\, VA\, 23294\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia":MAILTO:members@iiav.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260429T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260429T120000
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SUMMARY:Flood Basics - FEMA (Hybrid Course) 4/29/2026
DESCRIPTION:Flood Insurance for Agents brings participants the latest information on flood reform legislation impacting the NFIP. We will review the key elements that agents need to know about the NFIP and how it works. You will gain a better understanding of this ever-changing program. By attending\, you will gain the following: 1. Basic knowledge of the three types of flood forms and what is included and excluded in the policy. 2. Claims handling process. 3. E&O exposure and marketing considerations to help your agency grow your flood book of business. \nCourse #227661| 3 Flood | Instructor: Curtis Bryan
URL:https://www.iiav.com/event/flood-basics-fema-hybrid-course-4-29-2026/
LOCATION:Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia\, 8600 Mayland Drive\, Richmond\, VA\, 23294\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia":MAILTO:members@iiav.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260422T083000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260422T163000
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SUMMARY:CRIS: Workers Compensation (Classroom Off-Site) 04/22/2026
DESCRIPTION:The interaction of workers compensation insurance with state workers compensation and federal workers compensation laws is unique in the insurance industry\, and changes in these acts or the regulations implementing them have profound effects on the insurance line. Since this is the most costly property and casualty insurance coverage for most contractors\, the insurance products and methods of handling this risk have evolved and grown accordingly. This course\, Workers Compensation for Contractors\, is designed to provide detailed information on workers compensation and employers liability insurance. It begins with an introduction to workers compensation\, reviews the workers compensation policy itself\, provides an overview of the various ways workers compensation insurance is purchased and alternatives to insurance\, explains WC rating\, and reviews the various steps of the WC experience rating process. This is an intermediate-level course.  Upon completion of this course\, you will be prepared to: recognize how the workers compensation system evolved and how its laws and regulations apply to the construction industry recognize the scope of coverage provided under the workers compensation policy and utilize this information to select appropriate recommendations for coverages needed by a given contractor analyze the various endorsements available for attachment and identify specific coverage enhancements valuable to a given contractor recognize the mechanics of the workers compensation marketplace and identify the options open to a given contractor to fulfill the requirements of the workers compensation laws recognize how workers compensation risks are rated\, and identify the factors that can influence the final and long-term price that contractors pay for guaranteed cost programs compare and contrast incurred loss and paid loss retrospective plans\, select the appropriate plan to a contractor contemplating the use of a retro plan\, and evaluate both small and large deductible programs to determine if either program is a viable option for a given construction risk recognize how an experience modifier is calculated and consequently be able to recognize how experience rating affects a contractor’s premium Prerequisites:  a basic understanding of the workers compensation system and coverage. \nCourse #228821 | 7 P&C | Instructor: Carlton Gill \nIIAV Partners with Kinsale Insurance Company to host these events at their local office. \nTheir office is located at 2025 Staples Mill Road\, Richmond\, VA.
URL:https://www.iiav.com/event/cris-workers-compensation-classroom-off-site-04-22-2026/
LOCATION:Kinsale Insurance Company\, 2025 Staples Mill Road\, Richmond\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia":MAILTO:members@iiav.com
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SUMMARY:E&O Risk Management: Coverage Essentials: HO Part II (Webinar) 04/08/2026
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE – THIS CLASS IS APPROVED FOR PREMIUM DISCOUNTS WITH SWISS RE.  IF YOUR STATE HAS AN ACTION ITEM FOR YOU AFTER COMPLETING THE CLASS\, IT WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE HANDOUTS/MATERIALS SECTION! Coverage Essentials: Homeowners Coverage Part II is now available! This new course provides learners with a solid start in evaluating the need and placing this important coverage. Additionally\, some claims examples and E&O avoidance tips are covered in the course and course guide. The Homeowners Coverage Part I module covers these and other objectives: \n\nExplain the importance of correct valuation of property\nBe able to explain the difference between replacement cost and actual cash value\nUnderstand how Section I Condition “Loss Settlement” provisions can affect loss\nUnderstand the endorsements available to modify valuation provisions in the policy\n\nCourse #227932| 3 OGI | Instructor: Brian Ross
URL:https://www.iiav.com/event/eo-risk-management-coverage-essentials-ho-part-ii-webinar-04-08-2026/
LOCATION:Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia\, 8600 Mayland Drive\, Richmond\, VA\, 23294\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia":MAILTO:members@iiav.com
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SUMMARY:Property & Casualty Pre-Licensing (Classroom) 04/07/2026-04/09/2026
DESCRIPTION:The insurance licensing exam consists of complex information\, technical details\, and legal and regulatory information. During this course you will take a deep dive into all aspects of the exam. Additionally\, materials include practice tests and opportunities to assess your understanding of the material throughout the course. This course will leave you feeling not only informed but well-prepared for the state licensing exam. Success tip: Get the book prior to the class\, read through it\, make notes\, and jot down questions. This will enable you to use your time in class as a review and ask questions of the instructor\, giving you additional preparation time and a better understanding of the content. Just select “Book Shipping” on the registration form and we’ll take care of the rest!  Instructor: Scott McKee
URL:https://www.iiav.com/event/property-casualty-pre-licensing-classroom-04-07-2026-04-09-2026/
LOCATION:Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia\, 8600 Mayland Drive\, Richmond\, VA\, 23294\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia":MAILTO:members@iiav.com
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260326T083000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260326T163000
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SUMMARY:CRIS: Property Insurance for Contractors (Classroom Off-Site) 03/26/2026
DESCRIPTION:This course—Property Insurance for Contractors—examines the coverage provided by three types of property insurance policies: commercial property policies\, builders risk policies\, and contractors equipment policies. Commercial property policies provide insurance on existing buildings and their contents. The contractor purchases this type of policy to respond to loss or damage in connection with its own facilities. Builders risk policies provide insurance on property being constructed\, installed\, altered\, or repaired. The builders risk policy for each project may be purchased by either the contractor or the project owner. Contractors equipment policies provide insurance on the mobile equipment that is used in construction activities. They are purchased by the contractor as the owner (or lessor) of the equipment. The course also briefly overviews two other types of property insurance policies that contractors may need: commercial crime policy and equipment breakdown policy. This is an intermediate course. Prerequisites:  a basic understanding of property insurance is required. Upon completion of this course\, you will be prepared to: recognize the key property loss exposures that contractors face and identify the type of insurance policy that addresses each of these loss exposures; recognize the types of property that are covered and excluded from coverage\, what locations are covered\, and other key direct damage policy provisions under a commercial property policy; recognize the various time element loss exposures that contractors face\, the type of time element coverage that addresses each of these loss exposures\, and a given contractor’s time element loss exposures; distinguish between commercial property insurance and builders risk insurance and identify the advantages of insuring property under construction under a builders risk policy; recognize the locations and types of property that typically are covered under a builders risk policy\, the exclusions found in a typical builders risk policy\, and other key direct damage builders risk policy provisions; recognize the types of property that are typically covered and excluded from coverage under a contractors equipment policy\, distinguish between blanket and scheduled contractors equipment\, and identify the exclusions and limitations that are found in most all risks contractors equipment policies; identify the most important commercial crime coverages for contractors; and recognize why a contractor might want to purchase equipment breakdown insurance and what types of equipment are covered by this type of insurance. \nCourse #228820 | 7 P&C | Instructor: Carlton Gill \nIIAV Partners with Kinsale Insurance Company to host these events at their local office. \nTheir office is located at 2025 Staples Mill Road\, Richmond\, VA.
URL:https://www.iiav.com/event/cris-property-insurance-for-contractors-classroom-off-site-03-24-2026/
LOCATION:Kinsale Insurance Company\, 2025 Staples Mill Road\, Richmond\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia":MAILTO:members@iiav.com
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SUMMARY:E&O Risk Management: Coverage Essentials: Homeowners Coverage Part I (Webinar) 03/11/202
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE – THIS CLASS IS APPROVED FOR PREMIUM DISCOUNTS WITH SWISS RE.  IF YOUR STATE HAS AN ACTION ITEM FOR YOU AFTER COMPLETING THE CLASS\, IT WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE HANDOUTS/MATERIALS SECTION! Coverage Essentials: Homeowners Coverage Part I is now available! This new course provides learners with a solid start in evaluating the need and placing this important coverage. Additionally\, some claims examples and E&O avoidance tips are covered in the course and course guide. The Homeowners Coverage Part I module covers these and other objectives: Understanding the difference between the Homeowners coverage forms Able to explain the basic eligibility rules which apply to each Homeowners form Able to explain the importance of accuracy with writing new Homeowners policies Learn to recognize situations that require additional interests to be named in the policy Course \n#227550 | 3 OGI | Instructor: Brian Ross
URL:https://www.iiav.com/event/life-health-pre-licensing-classroom-11-18-2026-11-20-2026/
LOCATION:Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia\, 8600 Mayland Drive\, Richmond\, VA\, 23294\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Independent Insurance Agents of Virginia":MAILTO:members@iiav.com
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