Scottsdale was established in 1894 and was organized in 1951 with a population of 2,000 people. It was named for its founder Winfield Scott, a former United States Army chaplain. Visit Scottsdale historic places. The Little Red Schoolhouse: The Little Red Schoolhouse is a former school building located in Scottsdale, Arizona. It was originally known
By Geraldine Plott, CPCU, FCLA, SCLA, AIC, ARM, AIS, AINS, CIIP, DAE, CLP-A Research shows there are four main reasons individuals donate. #1 – 96% of people give because they feel a sense of duty to give back, to help others. #2 – 75% of individuals give because of a belief in a specific cause
Paul Davis, IAIP Platinum Corporate Partner Do you know that water losses could turn into mold claims? Are you well equipped to deal with the complexities of water loss and efficiently help your customers? Paul Davis is your most suitable partner when one of your insureds experiences water damage from floods, leaks, or plumbing failures.
By Kim Cameron and Jonel Thames Leake Awards are a great way for an IAIP member to get recognition for their hard work in the industry as well as their IAIP membership. Below are a few tips for a successful award submission. BE FAMILIAR WITH THE CRITERIA – For each IAIP award there are particular requirements.
Linda Grayless, CSM, CPIW, DAE, AIS, API, ACS, AINS This month’s blog should be titled board ‘Bundles’ and not bites! There is a lot going on in November. This is a month of important dates and deadlines to remember. Local Presidents and Council Directors 990-N forms are due by November 15. Award Applications are due
Scottsdale is a city in the eastern part of Maricopa County, Arizona, and is part of the Phoenix metropolitan area. Named Scottsdale in 1894 after its founder Winfield Scott, a retired U.S. Army chaplain, the city was incorporated in 1951. Its slogan is “The West’s Most Western Town”. Over the past two decades, it has
By Terri Brennan As a member of IAIP, I was looking for ways that I could become more involved in the association. The first task force I joined was the Legacy Foundation. I loved the idea of being involved with an area that allowed us to give back to our own members. Since the Foundation
By rosalyn “roz” horton, CIIP-PIAM It is July 2015 and I am no longer the International President of IAIP. In March 2014, I had retired from the corporate world. Now what? I thought my life would take a lighter path after my presidency. No board/committee meetings or Zoom calls. Think again. There is always something to
By Sharon Barger, CPIW PIAM Florida property insurance is currently in crises, starting with several carriers going under due to financial issues. These financial issues were mainly caused by roof claims. Roofers were going into neighborhoods door to door and asking to look at the roof. They would tell the homeowner there was damage to
Lisa R Hardin, CPCU, CIPW, AIC, AIS, ACS, AINS, SCLA, DAE, CLP Every month a member of the IAIP Board of Directors will bring insight into the current happenings of IAIP. Previously, a board member would provide similar information as an introduction in the Connections newsletter. We’ve streamlined the newsletter and moved the message to