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Money Left on the Table: Part 2

Now that we've established there are problems with the human capital in the insurance industry, what's to be done about it? Enter part 2 of the "Money Left on the Table" series.

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William H. Rabel, Ph.D., FLMI, CLU, the John and Mary Louise Loftis Bickley Endowed Teaching Professor of Insurance & Financial Services, Culverhouse College of Commerce & Business Administration, at the University of Alabama, offers tactics and strategies that insurance companies can employ to solve the crisis.

Otherwise, management is gambling on the people it needs to carry out the company's mission.

Please be sure to submit your own thoughts and opinions on this hot topic by e-mail (if you are not too busy in your office because of a talent crunch of your own).

July 1, 2007

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