Sometimes they’re carving out coverage because something happened in the courts or maybe there’s a new trend like we’ve seen with Hovercraft and that kind of thing. Well, one of the things, reasons we’re doing this is most of the audience knows, the Insurance Services Office from time to time makes revisions to its various programs whether it’s personal lines or commercial lines, they’ll put out a new CGL policy or they’ll put out a new batch of property endorsements, and the changes that they make on the forms, sometimes they’re a big deal. So without any further ado, Paul, let me turn the time over to you and Dustyne to make the presentation. All right.ĭustyne Bryant ( 06:03): I so agree with that. If you’re making a difference in people’s lives through education, then that’s what really makes it fun. I’ve gotten to work with some tech startup stuff in the insurance field, and I’ve been with National Alliance now a couple of years and absolutely love getting to work with super talented people like Dustyne, and it’s a real fun job. I got around with all the accents, as you can tell and worked for a large insurance company in Texas for a while before being part of the Independent Agents Association in Texas where I was their director of education for many years. I became a partner in an independent agency in Mississippi. I was an underwriter at a company in the Southeast, or in Alabama. I got into insurance right out of college, and I’ve been really blessed to do a lot of different things in insurance, working for companies and agencies.
So tell our audience a little bit about yourself. He’s been an insurance educator for, what, 30 years, Paul? You’ve been around a long time. So, Paul Martin is the Director of Academic Content here at the National Alliance. And I’m enjoying every second of it and so happy to be here discussing this topic with everyone today. So maybe you’ll get a little bit of a taste of that today because I’m sure something will come out of my mouth that is slightly or all the way awkward.ĭustyne Bryant ( 04:36): But I spend most of my time at that National Alliance reviewing amazing policy language, helping others understand it, as well as gaining a greater understanding of the policy language from others. And now I am the Personal Lines Academic Director at the National Alliance, which means I get to do fun things like host Awkward Insurance. Well, I’ve been in insurance for about 15 years, mostly on the independent agency side. So Dustyne, tell our audience a little bit about yourself.ĭustyne Bryant ( 04:13): Oh, sure, Mitch. Mitch Dunford ( 04:02): So Dustyne is our Personal Lines Academic Director and host of our popular Awkward Insurance podcast. It’s great to have you.ĭustyne Bryant ( 03:58): Thanks so much! I’m so happy to be here.
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Mitch Dunford ( 03:42): To help us understand the specifics of these ISO revisions, we’re delighted to have two of our National Alliance academic directors with us on the event today: Dustyne Bryant and Paul Martin. The topic for today’s event is the pending changes ISO is making to the homeowner’s HO 2020 form expected to roll out in Q1 of 2022. If you’d like to submit a question during the event, just make sure you’re logged into YouTube, your own YouTube account, and then type the question in the chatbox on the lower right-hand side of the screen. I’m your host, Mitch Dunford, and we’re super excited to share this program with you. Mitch Dunford ( 03:07): Welcome to this National Alliance YouTube live stream event.
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