Bill Daly’s Post

Where do I start? Returning for my 2nd year interning at Chubb I was aware of the amazing experience I was about to embark on for the next 8 weeks. Instead of being nervous like I was 2 years ago I was eager to return and approach this opportunity with extreme diligence. I wanted to take advantage of everyday and learn as much as possible in these 8 weeks while also being patient and realizing the skill of underwriting isn't learned overnight and that everyday is a learning experience. Two years ago I left Chubb being excited for my future and eager to learn more but I don't think I realized the opportunity I was being given by interning here at Chubb and coming into this year I didn't want to take it for granted. In the past 2 years in-between then and now. I have matured, I have a clearer view of what I want for my career, I have built upon the type of worker/person I want to be, and I have created goals and milestones for myself to work towards everyday. Some standards I set for myself returning was to make sure I was diligent with my work, responsive to everyone I crossed paths with, and be a sponge to all the information that was provided/available to me. Here at Chubb I am surrounded by a team who just wants to help, wants me to ask all the questions, and wants me to succeed. I couldn't be more thankful to my team in Financial Institutions for really taking me in and helping me every step of the way. As this week comes to an end and with that my internship I have a few key takeaways. 1.) It would be a honor to be invited back to work here at Chubb again as a CAP. The work environment and culture is something I don't think many companies can come close to. 2.) Underwriting is something that is extremely intriguing to me. It's a skill that requires you to almost learn something new everyday whether you've been doing it for 8 weeks or 8 years it is constantly changing and providing new situations. Which makes no one day the same as another. 3.) Being curious is a must in this business. As someone who typically learns by having something in front of them and just taking it head on. I benefit greatly from needing to do my own research, having conversations on any given topic, and knowing that I'm not gonna learn it all in one day so to give myself that grace and take it day by day with intent. As I type away I realize I could talk endlessly about my gratitude and my overall experience here at Chubb. So I'll just end it by once again thanking my team and everyone I crossed paths with here at Chubb for being so helpful, kind, and welcoming. I really never felt once like I was being treated like a "Intern" and that makes me very thankful. I feel like I've learned so much not only about the industry but about myself and my standard. Thank you Chubb and my team for an immeasurable experience and I hope to be back! Excited to finish out this week strong!

Exciting First Day as an Intern at National Interstate Insurance Company! 🚀 Today marked the beginning of an incredible ten week journey as I start my underwriting internship. Highlights of the Day: Networking: Met my fellow interns, who are an enthusiastic and talented group. Looking forward to collaborating and learning from each other. Employee Interactions: Had the privilege of meeting some of the companies leading employees and executives, who shared their experience and wisdom. Supervisor Introduction: Got to meet my supervisor and see where I will be working day to day. Excited to get started and make meaningful contributions to my department. Education: Interns were taught valuable insurance terminology that employees must use on a day-to-day basis. I am fortunate to be part of a dynamic and forward-thinking organization. There are many lessons, growth opportunities, and challenges that lie ahead!

Intern Reflections: One Sentence, One Experience! We're excited to share a special video featuring our talented interns who have been an incredible part of Agostini Insurance Brokers Ltd. this summer! 🌟 In just one sentence, each intern described their unique experience with us. Their insights and growth are truly inspiring, and we're proud to have been part of their journey. Check out the video filmed and produced by our interns to hear from them about their time at AIB! 👉 Watch now! #InternshipExperience #TeamAIB #AgostiniInsuranceBrokers #FutureLeaders #CareerGrowth #InternReflections #InsuranceIndustry

Today I completed The Council Acadamy's Introduction to Insurance Course. This is a 6-week course offered by The Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers that was provided to me through my internship program at TrueNorth Companies, L.C. The Introduction to Insurance Course covers a high-level overview of many insurance topics. Some of my favorites to learn about have been roles within a brokerage, captives and emerging trends in the industry. I am eager to apply what I have learned to my work and personal life. These are topics that pave way to a diverse variety of career paths and areas within the finance and insurance field.

"Thrilled to have successfully completed my six-week internship in insurance! This experience has broadened my understanding of the industry and its evolving dynamics. Special thanks to the team and mentors who guided me along the way. Excited to apply these insights as I continue my journey. #Internship #Learning #Insurance #CareerGrowth"

"Thrilled to have successfully completed my six-week internship in insurance! This experience has broadened my understanding of the industry and its evolving dynamics. Special thanks to the team and mentors who guided me along the way. Excited to apply these insights as I continue my journey. #Internship #Learning #Insurance #CareerGrowth"

I am halfway through my Internship and it's flying by! Every second with CM&F Group has been amazing! And even that is an understatement. They have taught me so much about myself and the insurance world! I could go on and on about everything I learned from the basics of insurance to medical spa coverages. But I think that is just the bigger picture. I want to focus on what has made this internship so special; Edna, Hunter, William, and Jack. Here are the three big lessons I learned from them... 1. Work at a place where you feel appreciated in your role. 2. Whatever you choose to do in life, don't do it halfway. Dive in and do the best you can do! 3. The importance of treating everyone the way you want to be treated. This goes for both the clients needing help and your fellow coworkers. I'm excited for the rest of my internship and all the knowledge I will gain! #Grateful #Insurance #Education #CustomerService #Underwriting

Meet Dylan Wheeler, one of RCM&D's summer interns! Dylan has worked alongside our Surety team this summer. After his internship, Dylan will go back to the University of South Carolina to start his junior year and continue working towards his major in Finance. 👍 What has been the most interesting or rewarding part of your internship experience so far? The most interesting part of the internship is learning the ins and outs of surety. Coming into this internship, I had never heard about surety, so it has been a great experience learning about it. The most rewarding part has to be the connections and relationships I have made with the employees and other interns. I am able to learn from my colleague's expertise as well as create friendships with my fellow interns as we work towards the same goal of success. 👨🎓 What has this internship experience helped you learn about yourself and your career goals? This internship has helped broaden my career interests, as I had not really considered a career in insurance previously. It has helped me realize how much I enjoy working with other people and clients and that I want a career where I am able to interact and work with many people every day. Overall, this experience has confirmed that I am going down the right career path and has motivated me to pursue my goals. 🗣️ What advice would you give to future interns at RCM&D to help them get the most out of their experience? My advice is to introduce yourself and connect with everyone that you meet during your time with RCM&D. Everybody has a different story to tell and guidance to give that can help you in your future. I would also say to not be afraid to ask questions if you are having trouble with a task or want to sit down to learn something new. Everyone wants to help you succeed and will take time out of their days to guide or teach you. 🏌️ What's your ultimate way to unwind and recharge after a busy week at RCM&D? After a busy week of work, I like to play a round of golf with my friends. It helps me relax and get my mind off of work for a while.

🚀I’m excited to announce that I’ve successfully completed my underwriting internship at Victor Insurance! 🎉 This internship provided me with invaluable hands-on experience and deepened my understanding of the underwriting process. During my time at Victor Insurance, I had the opportunity to: 🔹 Collect and organize critical documentation from clients, such as financial statements, credit reports, and prior insurance records. 🔹 Perform detailed evaluations of potential clients’ financial backgrounds and creditworthiness. 🔹 Analyze data to assist in making informed underwriting decisions and to refine risk management approaches. 🔹 Engage in training sessions and workshops that enhanced my knowledge of underwriting principles and best practices. 🔹 Work closely with seasoned underwriters, gaining practical experience and insights into their decision-making processes. 🔹 Use specialized underwriting software to input data, run risk assessments, and generate comprehensive reports. I’m incredibly grateful for the mentorship and support I received at Victor Insurance and am eager to apply what I’ve learned as I move forward in my career. #Underwriting #Insurance #Internship #RiskManagement #ProfessionalGrowth

What can intern roles bring to the workplace? A unique voice that the rest of your organisation may not have heard already. Given that interns are usually starting out their career they see the world from a different perspective and can bring fresh ideas, and new ways of looking at existing processes and procedures. With interns usually being a younger cohort they are likely to be digital natives (a person who is very familiar with digital technology, computers, etc. because they have grown up with them). Meaning that interns that are now entering the workplace with a high level of digital skills this can have many benefits. From a digital marketing perspective, they may know what works on socials better than most, especially on #TikTok. They may have good editing skills and have a high knowledge of brand aesthetics that work. So ask away, you never know what you might learn. I've no doubt that Heather is going to bring so much to High Tide and so glad that they are making this a meaningful experience for her. #ProudSisterMoment #Interns