filed under: crime & liability
A high level overview of insurance coverages commonly needed by trail practitioners.
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June 16, 2022
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (Pacific Time) {more time zones}
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Conservation United provides a high level overview of the coverages commonly needed by trail practitioners. We’ll take you through the risk summary of operations, potential insurance class codes to assist with placing coverage as well as sharing ideas on coverages to consider. Lastly we’ll have a coverage checklist available that can be used in helping to determine what coverages might be needed.
Robert Johnston, Co-Founder and Principal, Conservation United
Phoenix, Arizona
Robert is the Co-Founder and Principal of Conservation United, an insurance brokerage and risk management consultant specializing in the nonprofit, environmental, volunteer engagement, national service and government service sectors. Product Collaborator: Rx Fire Liability, Financial Assurances for
Mitigation Banking and various liability products for Conservationists.
Kevin Heckinger, Risk Analyst, Conservation United
Davenport, Iowa
Kevin is an accomplished compliance specialist and loss control consultant who joined Conservation United in 2017. Highly sought after risk analyst who has spent his career working with insurance companies, researching precedent and writing official reports.
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