Amy Carter

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and this year’s theme is “Do Your Part. #BeCyberSmart," an excellent reminder for all of us to take ownership in keeping ourselves and our businesses safe.

There are many facets to risk assessment. And one that we see quite often is compliance. Whether federal, state, or local, you will have to adhere to compliance standards; this is true for nearly all industries.

As last week was National Safety Stand-Down Week, I thought we could take some time to talk about how a third-party risk assessment consultation could help you and your safety initiatives.

Risk assessment is excellent for uncovering and fixing gaps in safety at work. But even more impactful is being proactive when it comes to safety at work. Documented policies and procedures are a significant first step.

Risk Assessment; It's more than just a buzzword. We take time to look at all aspects of your business and look for ways to make you safer, more efficient an

If you haven’t already heard, I have made some changes. I’ve expanded doing what I enjoy to include risk assessment for businesses. I am thrilled to offer these expanded services, as I believe this can help your business...

It’s time to renew your business's insurance. You get a reminder about 60 days out and think, "I'll have to look into that." Fifty-eight days go by, and you end up running out of time...

I am sure many of you are bored to tears when we speak about insurance terms and what they mean for your business. I get it; it's not always the most exciting topic, but these terms are something you should understand and appreciate.

I know many companies are promising 'cheaper' insurance. But insurance is a one-size-fits-one game, and I will promise you that I can find you the best fit.

Who doesn’t love a good beer? For years micro and mid-size breweries have been gaining popularity with beer lovers all over the world. Estimations have put small-batch breweries at around 2500 across the country...

It's likely been a while since you had to think about re-opening your business on this scale. Before you decide to re-open, review some of the details of your operation, and get your business in order.

Cyberattack. Data breach. Hackers. Phishing scams. It is a lot to consider. And, the concept of cybersecurity insurance is just as nuanced. If you think that your company is covered or that you don’t need this type of protection, think again.

Since dispensaries and grow operations were recently deemed an “essential” business in Colorado, I thought we should spend a little time discussing the how and why of insuring this type of business.

The news of COVID-19 keeps us all on our toes these days, that's for sure. And it seems that every day, there are updated policies. It's a lot to take in. And, again, rather than add to that, let's focus on some general insurance information.

The past few days have been a deluge of information, bad news, worse news, and uncertainty. And with that, uncertainty came anxiety, confusion, and misinformation...

Freelancers, entrepreneurs, start-ups, and small business owners are taking advantage of a rapidly growing trend – co-working spaces. These days co-working spaces are popping up all over...

Today, we're going to talk about hail. Yes, those little ice balls that fall from the sky and wreak havoc on your car, your roof, and much more. While we don’t see hail every day, when it does happen, it does leave its mark.

Our current “gig” economy has given rise to many more contract employees than we’ve ever seen before. Workers are opting for project or task-based jobs over full-time employment in record numbers.

...it's a terrifying story, but I promise you the ending is happy. My hope in sharing stories like these is not to scare or embarrass anyone. I genuinely want to educate as many people as I can about proper insurance and finding the right policy for

Hi, I'm Todd. I want to demystify commercial insurance (photo: Rebecca Ann Photography). When you read about insurance for your business, what do you think? I already have insurance, I’ve had the same policy for years, Isn’t most insurance the same?