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The Craft of Protection: One Form, Whole Operation. Built for Every Kind of Craft. (opens the original)
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Three markets. Three renewal dates. Three sets of forms. Most breweries are still insured like it's 2010. In our latest Beyond the Policy episode, Sarah Mitchell and Liam Fraser introduce SPG Canada's new Craft Brewery Insurance Package: the craft of protection, one form, whole operation, built for every kind of craft. Up to $5M per occurrence, a $250,000 Product Recall limit, and coverage for the smaller losses that hit cash flow hardest. Listen now or reach out to our hospitality team at hospi
Single-Event vs. Seasonal: Which Hole in One Coverage Does Your Client Actually Need? (opens the original)
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Your client offers a $100,000 Hole in One prize and someone makes the shot. Who pays? In this episode of Beyond the Policy , Liam Fraser and Sarah Mitchell break down the difference between Single Tournament and Seasonal Hole in One coverage, helping brokers identify the right option for each client. You’ll learn: • The key question to ask before choosing a policy • When Single Tournament coverage is the right fit • When to consider a Seasonal Tournament Package • How prize reinstatement keeps t
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