Join Gadi Binness, CEO of Relocation Insurance Group, Jeff Harrison, claims manager for Relocation Insurance Group, and James Hatfield, chief revenue officer of LiveSwitch, for a webinar full of information and advice for moving companies on how to reduce the likelihood of insurance claims from the start and the best steps to take when claims do happen.
This webinar is for moving businesses that are aiming to:
1) Reduce insurance claims
2) Minimize stress
3) Provide service that earns 5-star reviews
4) Protect their business
You'll learn about:
1) Best practices to avoid claims
2) Ways to protect your customers and your business
3) Types of insurance for you and your shippers
4) What to do when claims happen
About our panelists:
Gadi Binness has more than 35 years of experience in the relocation and transportation industries. After many years owning and growing successful moving businesses, in 2003, Gadi established Relocation Insurance Group (RIG), a company that has revolutionized the way consumers and relocation vendors purchase all types of relocation insurance.
Jeff Harrison is a multi-line claim adjuster, specializing in household goods and personal effects. Prior to becoming a claim adjuster with Relocation Insurance Group, Jeff worked for 15 years as a dispatcher, planner, and claims adjuster for United Van Lines and Mayflower Van Lines.
James Hatfield is chief revenue officer of LiveSwitch, a leading provider of video technology for moving companies and other service businesses. He previously served as chief product officer for the company.
About LiveSwitch Contact
LiveSwitch Contact is an easy-to-use video walkthrough and estimate tool that moving companies and other home service professionals use to book more jobs, save time, and reduce the travel costs and productivity losses associated with in-person estimates. It helps moving companies to get eyes on a potential job and provide quicker time-to-quote for the customer.
LiveSwitch Contact works on any device, there is no app or download, and all walkthroughs are recorded for audit/discrepancy purposes or staff training initiatives. Learn more.
