The Future of Insurance Brokers
By Brijanand Goberdhan, FCIP ACII DipInsTT
Brijanand Goberdhan is a former underwriter, broker, and trainer who is now an instructor and author of insurance courses. He lives in Brampton, Ontario. brijgoberdhan@rogers.com
1 Technical Credit for Level 3 General Insurance Agents and Salespersons.
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Overview
In this HyperArticle™, you’ll look at the evolving role of insurance brokers in the digital age. Brokers must adapt by redefining themselves as trusted advisors through leveraging technology, prioritizing client communication and education, embracing diversity, and fostering in-house expertise. Your brokerage must adopt an analytical approach, build client trust, forge alliances, and be diligent. You’ll also learn how embracing Artificial Intelligence is crucial to maintain future relevance and avoid redundancy.
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