Why Sharing Economy Firms Just Might Be the Best Insurance Customers
Imagine insurance customers who actually enjoy meeting with their insurance broker. Customers who see insurance not as a nuisance mandate but as an integral part of their own and their customers’ success. Insurance buyers who are enthusiastic about discussing risks and coverages regularly, not just begrudgingly once a year. Customers who are eager to share data on safety and performance. Or customers who view insurance not as a cost but as a revenue builder.
These insurance customers do exist. Some of them come from the sharing economy and three of them recently shared their experiences with insurance in a Lloyd’s of London webinar titled The Sharing Economy.
Photo provided by Teresa Tomala
Runners to take to the Roseville streets once more with Dream Dash fundraiser
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ROSEVILLE After missing a year due to COVID-19, the Joe Manfreda Dream Dash will return to Roseville.
The 5K walk/run is organized by and benefits the Roseville Community Schools Scholarship Foundation, a nonprofit that provides $1,000 scholarships to seniors graduating from Roseville High School.
“The Dream Dash is a scholarship event that was created to generate additional funds for the Roseville Community Schools Scholarship Foundation, and with that money, we award $1,000 scholarships to applicants who are planning to pursue further education after high school,” explained Teresa Tomala, the event co-chair and the RCSSF president. “After the first few years, after Joe Manfreda passed away, it now also serves to honor him. (He) was a former Roseville High School student and athlete.”
Photos courtesy of the members.
If you’re a leader in the culture space, your work likely isn’t confined to the usual 9-to-5 schedule. Industries such as entertainment, fashion and hospitality often lend themselves to hectic or unpredictable work schedules. As a result, it can be difficult to balance your personal life with the demands of your career.
As top culture leaders themselves, the members of Rolling Stone Culture Council recommend the strategies they use to achieve better work-life balance and carve out time for what truly matters to them.
Don’t Bring Work Problems Home With You
As a chef and owner of Common Lot, as a husband and as a father of a two-year-old, it’s certainly a juggling act. I’m fortunate enough that my wife is also in the industry and also my business partner at work. We are used to the awkward hours, long days and weekend shifts. It’s about not bringing problems home from work, focusing on family time and dealing with problems from wo