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Join us at the upcoming, free Acrisure compliance webinar!
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If you have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to your Gulfshore Insurance Account Manager.
As an Acrisure Agency Partner, Gulfshore Insurance is excited to invite you to the 2023 HR Leaders Compliance Summit! The HR Leaders Compliance Summit is an expanded virtualization of a longstanding on-site gathering of Acrisure Agency Partner offices and the transformational Human Resources professionals we support.
Below you will find an invitation link with the ability to register for the event. The speakers are incredible and have a tremendous amount of knowledge to share with you! We hope you can attend!
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Important Note: Be sure to include the discount code “GSI” when registering to waive admission fees.
Join us at the upcoming, free Acrisure compliance webinar!
Click here to download the calendar of upcoming webinars.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to your Gulfshore Insurance Account Manager.
Gulfshore Insurance is pleased to announce new executive leadership roles at the agency effective January 1, 2023. Greg Havemeier has been named Executive Vice President & Managing Partner, and Ryan Schmidt has become President & Managing Partner.
Greg has been with Gulfshore Insurance for 33 years. He has been a long-term stockholder partner and a client advisor to individuals as well as medium to large-sized business enterprises. Greg is a subject matter expert, advising clients in the proper and effective management of their personal or business risks.
Ryan has been with Gulfshore Insurance since 2010, starting as a business risk advisor focused on helping medium and large-sized business enterprises with proper and effective management of their business risk, including placement of appropriate commercial insurance. Ryan has been a long-term stockholder partner and has served as Chief Revenue Officer since 2019.
Greg and Ryan succeed Brad Havemeier, who has been the President and CEO of Gulfshore Insurance since 1985. Brad is stepping down from daily operational leadership; however, he will continue to provide ongoing expertise and guidance as a Non-Executive Advisor of Counsel.
This leadership progression supports Gulfshore Insurance’s focus on continued growth and perpetuates its 50-year tradition of impeccable service and innovative risk management.
With the start of the new year and the holiday season behind us, you don’t want to forget to insure expensive gifts so they can be enjoyed for years to come! To avoid the possibility of financial loss, consider purchasing a separate valuable items policy. Here’s what you need to know.
Although a standard homeowners policy protects your home and what’s inside, there’s usually a limited amount of coverage on valuable items such as jewelry, art, wine, antiques, and other collectibles. It’s recommended to purchase a separate valuable items policy to protect these items in the event they are lost, stolen, or damaged. You can purchase a blanket coverage for valuable items which are not itemized.
For scheduling coverage, the first step to take is inventorying your valuable items and determining if they exceed your homeowners policy limits. If you’re unsure the value of your items, it is recommended to get them appraised. A trusted advisor can recommend a reputable appraiser if needed. If this is your first time getting a valuable item appraised, you should consider having heirlooms and other previously purchased valuables appraised as well. Expensive items can go up or down in value.
You will need to forward a copy of the receipt to your insurer so that the company knows the current retail value of the item. Keep a copy for yourself and update your home inventory. Get into the habit of keeping a visual record of all of your personal possessions. Include information such as date of purchase, place of purchase, serial number, and original value. This helps to document your loss and speed up the claims process, particularly for claims involving antiques and rare pieces of jewelry.
A separate valuables policy is a great way to have broader coverage and protect your valuable items against potential hazards. Remember to properly insure any expensive gifts you may have received this holiday season!