Carrier Management, Insurance Journal’s sister publication focused on insurance company leadership insights and carrier news, is celebrating the one-year anniversary of two special newsletters this month: Carrier Management’s Risk Alerts and Carrier Management’s Leadership Tips.

In Risk Alerts, delivered once a month, Carrier Management Assistant Editor Kim Tallon offers a continuing look at some partially hidden risks and their insurance implications, combining free access to feature articles delving into new risks, along with short takes flagging risks that may not yet have surfaced in property/casualty C-suites or boardrooms, on insurance conference agendas, or in the mainstream press.

“As always, there are examples given which make the concept/phenomenon stand out as real and understandable,” one reader commented after reading a recent edition.

Tallon also compiles the content for Leadership Tips, delivering insights and advice curated from the writings of top leadership experts—with tips on communication, conflict resolution, time management, dealing with stress and burnout, building trust, and more.

“Even the best leader has room for improvement. Whether you’re a relative newcomer or a veteran leader, this bi-monthly newsletter will help you take your leadership game to the next level,” she wrote in the inaugural edition last June.

Carrier Management’s Risk Alerts and Leadership Tips newsletters are free, and provide a great complement to Carrier Management’s Daily Headlines newsletter. Sign up at https://www.carriermanagement.com/subscribe/

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