• BYOB33 - How to protect your family from risk when starting a new business as a corporate escapee

  • Mar 14 2019
  • Length: 36 mins
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BYOB33 - How to protect your family from risk when starting a new business as a corporate escapee

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  • Risk Management Expert, Lyndon Holland, joins us today in Episode 33 of the Build Your Own Business Podcast. Lyndol will share his knowledge and expertise on insurance and how to handle risks in your business and personal life. His 35-year experience and training in the insurance industry has allowed him to protect his clients’ business success with risk management programs and insurance advice over the years.

     

    What is covered in this episode: 

    • A background of what Lyndon does.
    • Lyndon’s job experiences and his transition to what he is doing today.
    • How he offered his products to his clients when he was starting in the industry.
    • Stories about how he helped his clients with their insurance coverages.
    • Things that we need to know about insurance.
    • Findings and implications for business owners.
    • Getting a free consultation from Lyndon.
    • His transition from working for someone in insurance to starting his own business.
    • Highs and lows Lyndon has experienced in his career.
    • How to know when you need to talk to a professional about insurance.
    • Lyndon’s advice for people who want to leave corporate.

     

    Links:

    CBD Insurance Services Website

    Lyndon Holland LinkedIn

    Lyndon Holland Email
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