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I started
Advanced Insurance Management®
back in 1987, after working for years as an insurance producer and
consultant. Twenty years later, I'm pleased to be able to say
that I'm busier than ever, helping employers lower their costs for
Workers' Compensation insurance by checking the technical factors
insurance companies use to compute premiums.
I've worked in the insurance business since 1976. I've worked for
insurance companies, been part of the independent agency system, and
worked for several insurance consulting companies before starting my
own consulting practice. Along the way I've written two
books on the subject of Workers' Compensation cost and coverage,
been accepted as an expert in that field by state and federal
courts, and worked with companies both large and small
regarding their Workers' Compensation costs.
I've also earned the professional designations of
Chartered
Property Casualty Underwriter, and Associate in Premium Auditing.
I've provided consulting services to such well-known companies as
Caterpillar, Federal Mogul, and Bridgestone/Firestone
Tire, as well as to
many smaller companies across the United States. I even got to
consult a little with the National Institute of
Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and with Lloyds of London (or
at least with Lloyd's American lawyers.) You can take a look
at my full
CV online as well.
I currently serve as a member of the Workers Compensation
Committee of the Employment Law Council for the Illinois
Chamber of Commerce. I've also served on a task force organized by the Illinois
Department of Insurance to implement new Workers’ Compensation insurance
regulations. I've testified before the Illinois legislature
on issues of Workers' Compensation insurance. And I've presented lectures and seminars before a number of
insurance and business groups, including The Workers Compensation Claims
Association, The Greater Peoria Contractors & Suppliers Association, The
Central Illinois Employers Association, The Illinois Manufacturers
Association, The Missouri Contractors Association, The Midwest Society of
Professional Consultants, The Illinois 1752 Club (an organization of
insurance marketing professionals), The Chicago Roofing Contractors
Association, the International Recreational Water Professionals, Caterpillar,
and at the Construction Risk Conference sponsored by the International
Risk Management Institute.
I've also developed seminars and educational materials approved for Continuing
Education credit for insurance producers by the Illinois Department of
Insurance and other state insurance regulators. And I've assisted clients in successful appeals of NCCI
decisions before various Workers’ Compensation Appeals Boards and in legal hearings before the Illinois Department of
Insurance and the Nebraska Department of Insurance.
I'm currently a member of the
Society of Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters, and a member of the
National Society of Insurance Premium Auditors, as well as
being a member of the
National Association for Business Economics.
My latest book is
The Ultimate Guide to Workers' Compensation
Insurance, and I'm also the author of the 1995 book CompControl, The Secrets of Reducing
Workers' Compensation Costs, although that book is a bit hard to
find nowadays.
In the course of my consulting work I
estimate I've saved clients over $15,000,000 in Workers'
Compensation insurance charges. The Advanced Insurance Management®
service
is more than just me nowadays, but I'm still personally involved in one
way or another with every case we handle. And I've personally
trained our other consultants and supervise their work. |
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Edward J. Priz, CPCU, APA President and Principal Consultant, Advanced Insurance Management
LLC
member
National Society of Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters
and
National Society of Insurance Premium Auditors
photo by Eileen Mignoni

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