CIB Holiday Lunch, BWC Other States Coverage, Ohio's Insurance Industry, Case of the Month, Generational ethics, Insurance fraud.

Lunch with ODI's Director of Insurance, Ohio BWC Other  States Coverage, 2017 ISO Commercial Property Form Changes, Risk Tip, Case of the Month, Ohio Legislative Activity, FBI Widens Insurance Fraud Investigation

Ohio Automobile ID Card, Missing Like Insurance Policies, Ten Reasons Why an Insurance Career is Great for Millennials, Facts and Statistics- Hurricanes, Risk Tip, Case of the Month, Ohio Legislative Activity

Insurance Industry in Ohio - A Renew Committment

Insurance In Ohio, Insuring Home Sharing Risks, Insurance Firm Fined 350K in Certificate Scam, Insuring The Children Fund Raiser, Risk Tip, Case of the Month, ODI New Agency Licensing Vendor

CIB CE Self Study Courses, Ohio Insurance Agents Assoc Requests Amendment to Insurance Score Rule, Risk Tip, Case of the Month, In Memoriam - Thomas J. Klinedinst, Follow the CIB on Social Media, Save Your Clients Money - OIA's Group WC Program

The insurance industry lost a titan recently with the passing of legendary educator and trainor, John Eubank, CPCU, ARM. John affected so money people in the industry, we can’t even begin to count the number of insurance professionals that have been affected by John’s legacy.

CIB Past President Tom Klinedinst, Jr. recently passed away after a brief illness. Tom was president of the Cincinnati Insurance Board in 1984 and served as a trustee from 1981 through 1986. After graduating from Georgetown University, Tom joined Thomas E. Wood Inc. in 1967. Klinedinst served as president, chairman and CEO, and the insurance agency grew to be the largest in the region. In 2000, he left Thomas Wood and acquired Louis A. Hellming Consulting and remained active in family businesses. Tom's commitment to the community is evidenced by his active involvement in so many organizations that are thriving in this community because of Tom's efforts.

Follow the CIB on Social Media, Insuring Wood Related Risks,Legal Exposures of Bullying Claims,UC Lindner Center for Insurance and Risk Management, Risk Tip, Case of the Month, Auto Crash Test Ratings

ITC Golf Outing, CIB Survey, Getting the Most Out of Your CIB Membership, CIB Offers Individual Memberships, Why Personal Auto Risk Is A Bit Of a Wreck, Dangers of Ride Sharing Deceptions, Case of the Month-Flood Risk, Gain The EDGE Education Series

The National Flood Insurance Program continues to undergo change. Some of the change is aimed at providing a better customer experience for policyholders while other changes continue the implementation of the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act and the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act. This new series of short videos explains the key elements of changes to the NFIP that are effective April 1, 2017.

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Gain the EDGE Education Series, Oho Has A New Insurance Director,Industry units against Distracted Driving,CIB Individual Membership,Risk Tip, Case of the Month, Insuring the Children's Charity Golf Outing.

ITC Have A Heart Fundraiser, Claims Satisfaction Hits A New High, CIB Special Seminars Discuss - Ride Sharing & Drones, Insurance Degrees in Ohio, Five Reasons Why Auto Accidents Are On The Rise, Case of the Month, Ohio Legislator Activity

Long Term Care Training Course Offered, Commercial Lines to Grow Faster than Personal Lines, Data Breaches in 2017: No Relief in Sight, Risk Tip, Ohio Legislators to Fix a Recent Law, Ohio Legislative Activity, New Online Annuity Training Course

The growth of Ohio’s insurance industry requires a workforce with skills that transfer to a variety of career offerings. The Insurance Industry Resource Council (IIRC) is an OII partner in our insurance careers initiatives.

2nd Annual Careers Month, Ohio Clarifies Who Needs Carrier Apointments, CIB's "Careers" Informatiion Page, Most Ridiculeous Lawsuits in 2016, Risk Tip, Case of the Month, Evolving Cyber Concerns create coverage Gaps in Homeowners Coverage.

COLUMBUS (January 23, 2017) Although Ohioans will likely experience premium increases, they’ll likely not be as severe as in most other parts of the US, based on 2014 auto and homeowners insurance average premium expenditure reports released by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC).
The Buckeye state’s average homeowners insurance premium ranks 9th lowest in the US and Ohio’s average auto insurance premium expenditure is 12th lowest. Both reports were released this month. These are the same state rankings reported last year which were based on NAIC 2013 auto and homeowners insurance data.