Firm Overview Sample Clauses

Firm Overview. 1. Provide an overview of the firm, including the full legal name of the institution, state of organization and supervisory and regulatory authorities that oversee the institution. 2. Provide a summary of the ownership and management of the firm. Describe any significant changes in the management and/or structure of your firm, including mergers that have occurred during the past three years. Does your firm foresee or anticipate any organizational changes in the next 24 months? 3. Provide an annual report or other information describing your business, its scope, size and structure. 4. When was your business started and how long has it provided claims administration services? 5. How many clients do you support and what is the average size of the clients business? 6. Does your firm carry Errors and Omissions coverage for its staff? Who is covered?
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Firm Overview. 1. Provide an overview of the firm, including the full legal name of the institution, state of organization and supervisory and regulatory authorities that oversee the institution. CCMSI is a Delaware registered S-Corporation. Our company is 100% employee owned. Unlike other TPA’s, we are not owned by an insurance carrier, broker or private equity fund; this allows us to make client-centric decisions and focus on long-term client value creation versus short-term financial performance. Our employee ownership culture allows us to attract and retain the best employees and drives our exceptionally low turnover rate of 5%. CCMSI has been certified as a great workplace by the analysts at Great Place to Work®. With a 90% confidence level, 80% of CCMSI’s workforce participated in the anonymous survey. Ensuring that we have a positive work environment is essential to CCMSI’s success and future growth. Without our greatest asset, our staff, we would not be able to successfully deliver what matters most to our clients. See all results here: xxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/ccmsi We see the world from a risk management perspective. We recognize that each client is unique and we take the time to understand each one of their goals and expectations. We deliver flexible, customized and cost-effective solutions utilizing experienced personnel and cutting-edge technology. We are known for quality client satisfaction and superior results, and we are respected for our integrity and the fulfillment of promises. We work hard to develop long-term partnerships with our clients — partnerships that add value to their risk management programs and a difference to their bottom line. CCMSI offers clients a wide range of risk management services designed for comprehensive coverage and administration efficiencies. Services include: • Client specific claims administration • iCE – CCMSI’s Internet claims analysis and reporting tool • Industry-specific loss control programs • Comp MC – CCMSI’s private label managed care program • Administration services – accounting, underwriting, marketing, excess placement, etc. • Ability to unbundle vendor services. CCMSI has over 1,300 employees from 33 office locations for 500+ individual self-insured employers, 10+ captives, 40+ primary insurance companies and 50+ self-insurance groups. PROACTIVE RISK MANAGEMENT AND CLAIMS ADMINISTRATION SOLUTIONS 2. Provide a summary of the ownership and management of the firm. Describe any significant changes in ...
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Firm Overview. Xxxxxx and Xxxxx, LLP is a full service law firm with a national presence and an international reach. With more than 575 lawyers located in Texas, New York, California, Chicago, Denver, Washington, D.C., Mexico City and Shanghai, we are trusted advisors, zealous advocates and creative strategists. We have a client-first philosophy, defining our success as providing exceptional value and practical business-minded solutions to our clients and innovative contributions to their businesses. Xxxxxx and Xxxxx is ranked among the largest law firms in the nation by The National Law Journal. The firm was named the 2015 Best National Firm for Diversity in North America in the Americas Women in Business Law Awards.
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Firm Overview. (Excluding attachments, limit to two pages): a. Your firm is in what primary line of business? b. Does your firm have at least one office located in the State of Arizona? c. Discuss the structure of your firm. If a private firm, state whether a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, or combination. Provide a listing of all principals and/or owners. Indicate the length of time the firm has been in business under the current business name as well as any previous business names.
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