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TWS is Looking to Hire a Personal Lines Account Administrator
- May 9, 2018
- Category: News
JOB TITLE: Personal Lines Account Administrator LOCATION: Gainesville, Georgia HOURS: Full Time HOW TO APPLY: Email cover letter and resume to Jimbo Floyd JOB SUMMARY AND PURPOSE We are looking for a highly motivated, relationship oriented Personal Lines Account Administrator who has their Property & Casualty Insurance Agent/Broker’s License. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Provide exceptional
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Anna Hewell Awarded Junior League of Hall County’s Pillar Award
- May 8, 2018
- Category: Article
At the Junior League of Gainesville-Hall County’s May Dinner on May 1st, Anna Hewell was awarded the Pillar Award. Members were asked to nominate Active and Sustaining members for their valuable contributions made both as a League member and as a valuable community volunteer. The recipients of this award have demonstrated through current efforts, the
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Why Is Having a Home Inventory so Important?
- April 20, 2018
- Category: Article
Simplify Insurance Claims With a Home Inventory If your home and personal property were damaged, would you be able to remember all your belongings? Consider that you also are in a state of shock due to the loss and/or damage to your home. It has been our experience that having a home inventory is one
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Young Agent Scholarship Winner Is Paying It Forward
- April 18, 2018
- Category: Article
By Will Jones, www.iamagazine.com Trey Wood, the recipient of this year’s Maurice Herndon Scholarship, is a third-generation insurance agent at the same agency his grandfather started in 1905: Turner, Wood & Smith in Gainesville, Georgia. And at this year’s Big “I” Legislative Conference in Washington D.C., Wood will do his part to uphold another family legacy: public service. “We’ve got
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Don’t Let Your Home Remodeling Project Turn Into an Episode of Tool Time
- April 10, 2018
- Category: Article
A home remodeling project can create an exciting new and improved home and even increase your home’s value. However, the process can be daunting and frustrating as your home can be the center of a “war zone” during the process. While you focus on color and design issues, do not forget to consider these items.
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Turner, Wood and Smith Breaks Ground on New Building
- February 27, 2018
- Category: Article
Turner, Wood and Smith Insurance broke ground today with a dedication ceremony for their new building. The 16,000 square foot headquarters will be located at 1514 Community Way between the Frances Meadows Center and Gainesville Middle School. Tipton Construction is the general contractor and Hussey Gay Bell is the architect for this state of the
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Emerging Risks Facing Many Small and Large Businesses
- February 26, 2018
- Category: Article
You buy commercial insurance to protect your business from the unforeseen events that might cause a claim, damage, or loss. Commercial insurance provides the financial resources necessary to help your business recover from a covered loss. As your business grows, so does your risk. As societal norms change, your business risks also change. A commercial
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How to Make 2018 a Great Year
- January 5, 2018
- Category: Article
For Individuals The New Year is a great time to start fresh and make sure you have all your ducks in a row. That includes laying the foundation for a solid personal insurance program. We are here to help you design the best possible personal insurance program. You never know what the future may bring,
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Management Decisions Can Be Risky
- October 25, 2017
- Category: Article
A Professional Liability Update You make decisions every day that can come back to bite you. You may not think so, but in this day of litigiousness, your business may be at risk. One way to manage your risk is to consider Management Liability Insurance. Management Insurance, also known as Professional Liability Insurance, is crucial
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You Just Got Sued for a Social Media Post…Now What?
- September 26, 2017
- Category: Article
A Texas jury has awarded a wedding photographer more than $1 million after determining former clients that were unhappy with her work launched a social media campaign to post falsehoods about her. The Dallas County jury recently found that the campaign against Andrea Polito amounted to defamation. The jury unanimously found the couple acted out