“We are thrilled to welcome Andrew to NFP and introduce his capabilities to our current and future clients,” said John McNally, managing director of NFP’s Transaction Advisory Group.

NEW YORK (PRWEB)
March 05, 2020

NFP, a leading insurance broker and consultant that provides property and casualty (P&C), corporate benefits, retirement and individual solutions, today announced that Andrew Harbut has joined the P&C division as a senior vice president and insurance due diligence practice leader.

Andrew has been part of the insurance and risk management profession for more than 18 years. He comes to NFP with experience leading a corporate risk brokerage business, building an M&A practice, and providing due diligence, transactional consulting and insurance solutions to private equity firms and their portfolio companies. His focus on creating value includes reviewing contracts and insurance programs, benchmarking programs to peers, identifying and quantifying liabilities and delivering transaction liability insurance solutions to help his clients achieve their objectives.

Andrew, who holds his Associate in Risk Management (ARM), Accredited Advisor in Insurance (AAI), and Associate in Commercial Underwriting (AU) designations, will report to John McNally, managing director for NFP’s Transaction Advisory Group.

“Andrew has a demonstrated ability to build long-term relationships, understand the goals and challenges of clients and help those clients navigate the complex risks of private equity and other M&A transactions,” said McNally. “We are thrilled to welcome Andrew to NFP and introduce his capabilities to our current and future clients.”

“Andrew is a great addition to the NFP team,” said Henry Lombardi, executive vice president and head of NFP’s P&C division. “He is a leader in the private equity due diligence space and will be a valuable resource within our Transaction Advisory Group and NFP overall. We look forward to his contributions to our efforts to grow market share with private equity firms and their portfolio companies.”

About NFP

NFP is a leading insurance broker and consultant providing specialized property and casualty, corporate benefits, retirement and individual solutions through its licensed subsidiaries and affiliates. NFP enables client success through the expertise of over 5,600 global employees, investments in innovative technologies, and enduring relationships with highly rated insurers, vendors, and financial institutions. NFP is the 5th largest benefits broker by global revenue, 6th largest US-based privately owned broker, and 8th best place to work in insurance (Business Insurance); 10th largest property and casualty agency (Insurance Journal); and 13th largest global insurance broker (Best’s Review).

Visit NFP.com to discover how NFP empowers clients to meet their goals.

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“Not being able to start your car can be really frustrating. Find out why this may happen and how to avoid a car breakdown”, said Russell Rabichev, Marketing Director of Internet Marketing Company.

LOS ANGELES (PRWEB)
March 05, 2020

A vehicle breakdown is the mechanical failure of a motor vehicle in such a way that the underlying problem prevents the vehicle from being operated at all, or impedes the vehicle’s operation so much, that it is very difficult, nearly impossible, or else dangerous to operate. The main causes of a breakdown are:

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  Faulty batteries are one of the most common causes of car breakdowns. Batteries are the car’s main power-source and any problem caused by poor electrical connection will prevent the car from starting. Also, during winter, the battery power can drop significantly. At 0°F, a car’s battery loses about 60 percent of its strength and at 32°F it loses 35 percent
• Problems with the alternator. The alternator keeps the battery charged and any problem to the alternator will also affect the batteries and thus make the car unable to start.
• Using the wrong fuel. Filling the car with the wrong type of fuel will also prevent the car from operating. The car will have to be towed to a service and have the wrong type of fuel extracted.
• Ignition problems. Faults with your car’s spark plugs or high-tension (HT) leads can cause the car not to start. Damp-repellant sprays like WD-40 can help, but it’s best to ask a garage to check over the ignition system if you’re having starting problems. You can prevent this by replacing plugs at recommended service intervals and have your leads checked and replaced when needed.

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“Insurance companies do not reject claims without solid reasons to do so. Find out the usual scenarios when a car insurance claim can be rejected”, said Russell Rabichev, Marketing Director of Internet Marketing Company.

LOS ANGELES (PRWEB)
March 05, 2020

Compare-autoinsurance.org has released a new blog post that presents the main reasons why a car insurance claim can be rejected by the insurer.

For more info and free car insurance quotes, visit https://compare-autoinsurance.org/car-insurance-claim-can-rejected/

Car insurance was created with the purpose of reimbursing clients. When an accident or other covered event happens, the policyholder files a claim and waits for the case to be analyzed and receive financial compensation from the insurer. However, there are several situations in which the claim will be rejected by the insurer. A claim can be rejected for the following reasons:

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  Not informing the carrier about the incident in due time. If the policyholder does not notify the insurer about the event or informs it too late, he may end up with a rejected claim. Policyholders should know that they have the obligation to inform the insurance company as soon as possible or at least in a specific timeframe, which is usually mentioned in the contract. If the driver notifies the insurer about the accident after 48 hours, but the deadline was 24 hours, he may end up with a rejected claim.
• Driving under the influence of alcohol or illegal substances. DUI/DWI is a serious felony, one which will not be forgiven by the insurance company. The claim can be rejected and the company may even drop coverage. A common scenario involves a drunk driving hitting a tree or a fence. The insurance company may refuse to provide collision coverage.
• A car covered by personal auto insurance is used for commercial purposes. Claims can be easily rejected when a personal car is involved in an accident while doing commercial activities. The vice-versa is also possible. For example, when a commercial car transports other people than workers or staff to the workplace. Only the driver is insured.
• Driving while the license is expired. If a person drives with an expired/suspended license and causes an accident, the insurance company will reject any claim.

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I have a passion for helping improve the health and safety of drivers around the world because they are the highest risk group of people in any industry.

CAPE MAY, N.J. (PRWEB)
March 05, 2020

Established by Health and Safety expert Teri Snow, CSP, Snow Advisory provides support to business leaders to develop risk reduction solutions that add value, inspire and improve an organization’s safety culture while reducing operational risk.

Through the partnership, Snow will help eDriving’s clients develop policy and best practice, EHS&S and driver safety standards and will also be involved in the development of eDriving’s new programs, eLearning and guides that help clients more effectively link EHS&S and driver safety together.

“I have a passion for helping improve the health and safety of drivers around the world because they are the highest risk group of people in any industry,” said Snow. “Driver safety is typically one of those unknown risks. Many companies don’t realize just how much risk their drivers are exposed to, but the risk is there whether companies are aware of it or not. Looking at safety more broadly enables companies to evaluate all of the risks facing employees including driving, slips, trips & falls and ergonomics; driving is just one consideration but usually the riskiest.”

Snow has more than 30 years of practical experience as an EHS&S leader both at site and global levels. For over a decade, she was jointly responsible for establishing Pfizer’s Safety Culture Strategies, driving safety culture improvements, by developing creative solutions to engage individuals at all levels of the organization. As co-founder of Pfizer’s Global Fleet Driver Safety Program, Snow designed and implemented a results-oriented global fleet safety program in 35 countries for over 30,000 drivers. She has proven experience in assessing operational risk, building and fostering an innovative risk-based EHS&S culture while working effectively with a diversified range of customers across the globe, reducing risks in commercial safety in part by 50-70%.

“I’m delighted to welcome Teri and her team as a valuable resource to eDriving’s global customers to help them create a seamless flow between their workplace and road safety strategies. In more and more jurisdictions, the vehicle is being recognized as a place of work and that creates an enormous opportunity to link driver and workplace risk reduction programs together. This approach would lead to a less compartmentalized strategy, creating one consistent mindset and attitude to risk management in the workplace,” said Ed Dubens, Founder / CEO of eDriving.

“Many of our primary contacts at organizations across the globe are responsible for EHS&S across the organization, and I believe providing this additional support to successfully incorporate driver safety into their workplace programs is the next important step in creating a company-wide ‘crash and incident’ free culture.”

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Julie Farmer

julie.farmer@edriving.com

About eDriving

eDriving helps organizations to reduce collisions, injuries, license violations and total cost of fleet ownership through a patented driver risk management program.

Mentor by eDriving is a smartphone-based solution that collects and analyzes driver behaviors most predictive of crash risk and helps remediate risky behavior by providing engaging, interactive micro training modules delivered directly to the driver in the smartphone app. As part of a broader risk management platform, Virtual Risk Manager®, eDriving provides organizations with everything they need to establish safety as a strategic imperative, and support drivers and managers as they strive to create a crash-free culture®.

eDriving is the driver risk management partner of choice for many of the world’s largest organizations, supporting over 1,000,000 drivers in 96 countries. Over the past 25 years, eDriving’s research-validated programs have been recognized with over 90 awards around the world.

For more visit http://www.edriving.com.

About Snow Advisory, LLC

Snow Advisory was established in 2019 by Teri Snow, CSP who has a proven track record of developing strategic compliance plans and finding creative solutions to complex cultural challenges that help to greatly reduce EHS organizational risk.

She is a recognized technical expert with diverse experience in developing and leading high hazard industrial safety, innovative cultural safety, global health and safety audits, and global commercial driver safety strategies.

Snow Advisory’s services include risk reduction strategic planning and development, safety cultural assessments, health and safety compliance auditing and technical health and safety program development.

For more information or to explore how Snow Advisory can add value to your EHS&S strategies contact TSnowAdvisory@gmail.com.

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