- Jun. 3, 2025 | Class: 8 AM-4:15 PM EST
Instructor(s): Jill Haynes Gidge, CIC, CPCU, AAI, CPIW
Rate: See more Info
Class Type: Classroom
Non Member Rate: Free
Curriculum: CISR
Credits: For detailed CE information, please contact The Alliance at (800) 633-2165.
Location: MAIA Headquarters, Milford, MA
Agenda: N / A
COMMERCIAL CASUALTY II
This course, like Commercial Casualty I, strengthens your ability to have productive, assured interactions with your commercial customers in the area of commercial casualty exposures and coverages. In this course the focus is the Business Auto Policy, the Workers Compensation Policy and Excess Liability Policies. You will improve your understanding in each of these areas.
Topics Include:
- Business Auto Exposures and Coverages
- Workers Compensation & Employers Liability Insurance Policy
- Commercial Umbrella and Excess Liability Policies
The CISR designation program includes nine course offerings. To earn the CISR designation, participants will need to pass exams for 5 of the 9 courses. However, anyone is welcome to attend the classes without taking the exams. There is no special order in which courses must be taken. If you are more familiar with a given topic, you may want to begin with that course.
The CISR program is a CE credit-approved, nationally recognized designation program that takes a practical, hands-on approach to learning. This designation is recognized nationwide as an important credential–one that benefits individuals, their agencies, and their customers.
Through this program, developed by the National Alliance for Insurance Education, students who are committed to continuing education and career growth can obtain the highest level of professional insurance education. This uniquely powerful training is designed to help you conquer the challenges of today by making customer service representatives more professional, more productive and more profitable.
MyPage allows you to download your CE certificates and other documents, see when your next update is due, view your history and update your contact information.
Attn. NJ CIC & CISR designees: According to the NJ DOBI, producers who maintain & fulfill the CE requirements for a professional insurance designation approved by the DOBI (CIC, CISR), shall be awarded 12 credit hours for each full year preceding renewal for which these requirements were fulfilled. Application to obtain such approval shall be made by using the CE1A form. Therefore, CICs and CISRs updating/maintaining their designations AUTOMATICALLY comply with the DOBI’s CE requirements.
If you have questions, go to the NJ DOBI's site, here.
Student Feedback - CISR program participants are encouraged to contact the Glenmont National Alliance Committee with recommendations, comments and concerns about the programs.
Core CISR time frames for N.Y., N.J. and Conn:
Class: 8 am – Noon;
Lunch (on your own): Noon – 12:45 p.m.
Class: 12:45 – 3:45 p.m. (updating designees & non-test takers may leave at 3:45pm )
Q&A/Review: 3:45 – 4:15 p.m.
Optional exam: 4:15-5:15 p.m.
Please note: Registration processing will not be completed without full payment at the time of registration form submission. Submission of a registration form without proper payment will not hold your spot in a program.