Thomas Klinedinst, III is named President of the Cincinnati Insurance Board
As the Cincinnati Insurance Board moves into its 183rd year, we are pleased to announce the appointment of Thomas Klinedinst, III as CIB President.
Tom is the 182nd President for the CIB and we are proud that he follows in the footsteps of his late father, Thomas Klinedinst, Jr., who was CIB President in 1984. Both have given many generous donations of time and financial support to continue to ensure the CIB's success, and have a pronounced love and devotion for the people and industry of insurance in the Greater Cincinnati community and beyond.
Tom is a Director of Commercial and Personal Sales at Dempsey & Siders Agency, Inc., and manages sophisticated insurance programs for people and their businesses, including many initiatives with their parent company, Great American Insurance Group. In his role as President of the CIB, Tom’s focus as the CIB is to ensure the delivery of value to the CIB membership, to develop new and innovative education classes for licensing and credits, and to promote the attraction of new and creative minds into the field of insurance and for the benefit of the industry.
Tom oversees Jen Pike, Executive Vice President and the Operations of the Cincinnati Insurance Board as they move into an exciting year of growth. Please help us welcome Tom!
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Monthly Member Meetings
In January, the CIB hosted the first monthly member meeting for 2020. Each month, a new topic and speaker will be presented. Food will be provided and CE for some of them. January 21st,
a panel of Gamma Iota Sigma Risk Management students answered questions from our members at UC's 1819 Innovation Hub. February 4th, was informative and free CE class on Ohio Workers Comp and Other States coverage.
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March 10th
The monthly meeting will be a free breakfast and Social Media Marketing for Beginners
. REGISTRATION LIMITED! If you have anything specific you want to ask, please email at [email protected].
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The CIB is so excited to have partnered with Megan O'Brien of
SERVPRO Northwest Cincinnati and Bryant Hartke Construction for a quarterly CE and Networking Event!
Feb 13th, we will hold a CE class at The Ascent in Northern Kentucky. 3 hours of CE,
Earth, Wind and Fire with George Best and a free networking event with fun and prizes!
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CURRENT TRENDS IN INSURANCE PART I
with Chris Kendall, CPCU,
ARe, AIM, ARP, ARM, and AIT
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CURRENT TRENDS IN INSURANCE PART II
with Thomas Goodwin,
CPCU, AAI, AIDA, AIM, AIS, ARe, ASLI, AU-M
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UMBRELLA VS EXCESS, What is the difference? with Rick Goolsby, CIC
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WORK IS A HUMAN EXCHANGE with Jim Clear
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EMERGING ISSUES IN RISK MANAGEMENT with Christopher Beckman, CFPS, SFPE
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This 24 Hour Professional Development course is designed for anyone who is considering a career in Insurance. Taught by Tom Ryan and Rick Goolsby, this course will provide the basics of insurance and provide the attendees with the knowledge necessary to transition into various roles within the industry. The class will cover the basics of insurance from ethics and law, to reading a policy, the types of positions in the industry and the types of property and casualty insurance.
April 28th and 29th, 2020
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WELCOME DECEMBER AND JANUARY NEW MEMBERS!
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Erin Keller and Donegal Insurance
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Greg Seyferth and Selective Insurance
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Mackenzie Bennett and Cornerstone Retirement Advisors, Raymond James
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Individual Membership - Current student seeking internship
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Jonathan Fritinger and Grange Insurance
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Review Requested-Cybersecurity Exemption Threshold Review
The ODI has requested comments on how they define “gross annual revenue” and “assets” for purpose of the Ohio Insurance Cybersecurity Act (
RC 3965
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Oh
io Public employers’ workers comp premium rates drop 10 percent
Ohio’s public employers will pay nearly $18 million less in premiums this year to the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) thanks to a rate cut that went into effect Jan. 1.
“These lower premium rates will allow many public employers to reinvest in their businesses and workers throughout the year,” said Ohio Governor Mike DeWine.
The rate reduction means approximately 3,700 counties, cities, public schools, and other public taxing districts will pay an average of 10% less on their annual premiums than last year. It was made possible by declining injury claims and relatively low medical inflation costs.
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Save Your Clients Money - OIA's Group WC Program
If you represent commercial clients or are interested in expanding into that market but don't know how to get your foot in the door, then OIA's Workers' Compensation Group Rating Program can provide you with one of the insurance industry's most powerful sales tools.
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