Tuesday, May 07, 2013

Credit Insurance Webinar from Roanoke Trade



NEI_NCBFAA_Webinar_2013

Join Us!
Credit Insurance
Date: May 15, 2013
Time: 1:00 PM ET
Location: Online
Cost: 
   Members: $50
   Non-Members: $75
Credit: 
   1 CCS or 1 CES point


Events
Scheduled Events presented by Roanoke Trade

Registration Deadline
& Event Access Information
Webinar registration closes promptly at midnight, 12 hours prior to the event. Those registering between noon and midnight will be notified the morning of the event at the email address provided during registration.
Questions? Please contact the NCBFAA Educational Institute by e-mailing


About The Webinar
This webinar outlines how credit insurance can protect against non-payment, late payment and political risks. An introduction of how credit insurance can help your clients and some proven client retention strategies will be provided. We will also discuss how credit insurance can be made part of an effective sales growth strategy through Safe Sales Expansion. The Credit Insurance marketplace is much different today than it was five years ago with more competition, competitive rates and various types of coverage. Various options will be outlined that may benefit you and your clients.

We look forward to your attendance!
  
Sincerely,
Roanoke Trade, a division of Roanoke Insurance Group Inc.

About Your Presenters

Rick Bridges, Vice President 
Rick Bridges, Vice President of Roanoke Trade, joined Roanoke Insurance Group Inc. in 1998. He resides in Massachusetts and his scope of responsibilities includes service and sales in the New England Region. With over 14 years of international trade and insurance experience, Rick is a well-respected advisor on insurance and risk management matters involving the trade and transportation of freight. In addition to his experience in transportation insurance and bonds, Rick is a skilled multi-lines commercial insurance agent licensed in several states. He has delivered cargo insurance work shops and seminars to clients nationwide, and is a frequent speaker at local and national transportation association conferences. Rick is President of CONECT (the Coalition of New England Companies for Trade), and is a regular contributor to various industry publications. He has assisted Rotary International in transporting much needed medical supplies and equipment to various third world countries. Rick's education includes a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Rhode Island with a Marine Affairs major and several graduate level maritime courses. In the United Kingdom at the University of Plymouth, honors courses in Maritime Business and Law rounded out his education.  

Valerie Serrani, Partner 
Valerie Serrani is a partner at International Risk Consultants Inc., and has been with the company for over four years. IRC is the largest specialty broker of trade credit and political risk insurance in the world, and maintains partner-owned and operated offices in eight US cities, Brazil, Hong Kong, mainland China, India and are fully licensed to operate in Switzerland. IRS also maintains an alliance of 45 offices in 27 countries around the world via the International Credit Brokers Alliance. Valerie's focus at IRC is in structuring short-term multi- or single-buyer policies. Her portfolio ranges from large multinational companies small exporters in various industries. Prior to IRC, Valerie worked in the Claims Recoveries Department at  Coface North America and later for Coface Collections. Valerie holds a Bachelor degree in Business Marketing from Ohio University and is a Registered Global Credit Professional through Thunderbird. 

About Roanoke Trade
Roanoke has been a leader in transportation-related and surety services since 1935. As part of its commitment to the NCBFAA as well as the NEI, Roanoke Trade invests in educational resources to teach the ins-and-outs of topics of interest impacting their regular members with webinars to provide skills and tips to positively impact your company's profitability and enhance your customer service level.



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