Back to the Blog: My Post-BOD Meeting Thoughts

Well, after a few years hiatus, it’s #backtotheblog.  I’ve got the perfect blog post to bring us back: last week’s ICAP Board Meeting.

I was fortunate enough to attend and participate in the meeting, and let me tell you: it was a lot.

The stuff these folks do – the things they know! – it darn-near makes my head spin, and I work with it. 

The individuals sitting in the meeting last week didn’t hold back when it came to discussing numbers, coverages, claim trends, member services and more.

I sat down over the weekend to review my notes from Thursday’s meeting, and it really dawned on me just how incredible the structure is.

That sounds braggy – does it sound braggy?

Maybe a bit, I suppose, but I’m moving ahead without editing because, well, the Pool - and the many folks working for it - deserve it.

From the upcoming board election to underwriting reviews; planning and zoning workshops to law enforcement trainings; agent education events to 2021 budgets, trending market conditions and more, the individuals at the meeting last week discussed it all.

And, the thing is, these are just samplings of all that was reviewed at the meeting.  I took notes only on what was directly relevant to my role, and I acknowledge this was just a small portion of everything that was on the table.

This, alone, really opened my eyes to just how much these folks do.  The individuals that service ICAP know – and invest - a ton into doing what is best for the Pool.  We should all commend them for that.

We should also commend the six other individuals who are running for election to one of the two vacant board seats.  

Speaking of, have you marked your calendar for the upcoming #vote?  We’ve got the presidential election happening next month, of course, and we also have the ICAP Board Election kicking off.

Members will have the option to vote online or via paper ballot beginning Tuesday, November 15.  Mark your calendars now so you don’t forget to #castyourvote!

 

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