Activer Solutions Names Ernie Feirer Chief Marketing Officer
As the company prepares for growth, Feirer will oversee the go-forward strategy for all aspects of the operations, including sales, marketing, partnerships, and growth initiatives. Read the full article on Insurance Innovation Reporter.
Ernie Feirer Joins Activer Solutions as Chief Marketing Officer
Marlborough, MA – May 29, 2019– Activer Solutions, a strategic service partner providing business process outsourcing solutions to the property and casualty insurance industry, has appointed Ernie Feirer as Chief Marketing Officer. This new role reflects the company’s preparation for growth, expansion of partnerships, and new services and capabilities. “We are in a growth phase [...]
Top 7 Reasons to Have a Catastrophic Plan in Place
Over the past years, the number of weather-related catastrophes that insurers have had to face has grown – from hurricanes to wildfires and flooding. An insurer’s response in such disasters is critical, and the only way to ensure your response goes smoothly is to have a plan in place. Below are the top 7 reasons [...]
After the Storm
Just because a storm has passed, it doesn’t mean the activity stops. There is always continued activity which varies by the size and impact of the event. In some instances, the CAT handling for open claims can take months or even years to wrap up. With this in mind, there are two things that every [...]
Time to Execute
Execution is everything when discussing performance. With that said, execution is only as good as the plan that is in place. Whether this is your first CAT response or tenth, you need to be able to rely on the planning and the process you built to handle all phases of the CAT response from First [...]
Plan to Plan and React
You would be hard pressed to find anyone in the insurance industry to argue that planning isn’t necessary when it comes to CAT response. Having a plan for any operational initiative is important, so why is CAT planning so different? The reason is that when it comes to a catastrophe – there is a much [...]