Seminars

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The Insurance Institute of Southern Alberta offers numerous educational and professional development seminars and training sessions to meet the needs of Southern Alberta insurance professionals.  Delivered in a variety of formats and in various cities in our region, bookmark this page and visit often to keep informed of upcoming opportunities.  We also welcome you to contact us if you have a topic to suggest.

Like webinars?  Do you have multiple attendees that would be interested in attending from your very own boardroom?   Ask us about our flat fee Boardroom Program.

 


  • Insurance Essentials 101 - Webinar (IISA)
    *This is the registration page for IISA members. Please register with your local Institute office . WEBINAR | BUILDING | TECHNICAL If you are new to insurance and have limited knowledge of the Property and Casualty (P&C) insurance industry, this webinar is for you. Its purpose is to provide you an overview of the developments and functions of P&C insurance, introduce basic concepts and key roles in the process. It will be of benefit to administrative and support staff, accounts personnel Ellipsis

  • Fraudsters & Impersonators: Social Engineering Fraud in Crime Policies Webinar (IISA)
    This is the registration page for IISA. Please register with your local Institute office: IIBC WEBINAR | FOUNDATION | TECHNICAL Social engineering fraud coverage has become an essential insurance product for organizations of various sizes and corporate structures. This session will provide a high-level overview of a standard crime policy including a discussion on social engineering fraud. Common claims scenarios will help highlight the need for this coverage. Finally, we will discuss how an insu Ellipsis

  • Wellsite Abandonment (IISA)
    WEBINAR | BUILDING | TECHNICAL There are in the order of 100,000 wells in Alberta, 30,000 wells in Saskatchewan and up to 10,000 wells in British Columbia that are inactive and require abandonment. The cost of this work is estimated to exceed $70 billion and take many years. Adjusters, Brokers and Underwriters interested in finding out the processes and practices of wellsite abandonment and reclamation in the oil & gas industry should attend. We will look at the well as it exists and the req Ellipsis

  • Surface Wellsite Reclamation (IISA)
    WEBINAR | BUILDING | TECHNICAL There are in the order of 100,000 wells in Alberta, 30,000 wells in Saskatchewan and up to 10,000 wells in British Columbia that are inactive and require abandonment. The cost of this work is estimated to exceed $70 billion and take many years. Adjusters, Brokers and Underwriters interested in finding out the processes and practices of wellsite abandonment and reclamation in the oil & gas industry should attend. We will look at the well as it exists and the req Ellipsis