reinsurance girl’s blog voted into top blogs for insurance law by LexisNexis for 2011

We received an email late last night at rein4ce telling us that  this blog has been voted onto the top 50 blogs by the LexisNexis Insurance Law Community (cheers from the office floor).

We are delighted, of course. It is the second year running that we have been voted onto this list, and we find ourselves in very distinguished company. As rein4ce is a public relations company rather than an insurance or law firm, it is particularly pleasing to have made the list. We specialise in public relations for the insurance and reinsurance markets – and companies that service them such as law firms – and it is a real accolade to have been selected. Continue reading

Reinsurance Girl’s blog nominated for LexisNexis top 50 insurance law blogs

We are delighted at rein4ce that our Reinsurance Girl blog has been once again nominated for the LexisNexis top 50 insurance law blogs.

The list is featured on the LexisNexis Insurance Law Community and is well worth checking out as it has some favourite resources on there – from Artemis.bm, to GC Capital Ideas, to Lloyd’s of London’s blog, to Goldberg Segalla’s Insurance and Reinsurance Report, Risk Management Monitor and Willis’ new Willis Wire blog.

At rein4ce, we don’t normally ask for much, but we would today ask for your support by voting for our blog. Simply follow the link here and leave a comment by October 7th offering your support. Every little helps!

 

How to convince an executive to invest in social media? Speak his language.

I was just reading the blog post by Mike Wise on getting executives to “buy in” to social media  – and it made me think to post up my thoughts on this here as it is something I deal with all the time.

I spend a lot of time with executives talking about social media. And I am often brought into board rooms to help the executives understand what social media is and look at it to see if  it can help them in their particular field.

To get the “buy in” (I don’t like that word, but it fits the bill), I feel I need to look at it from their perspective. I take time to show them that there are good ways to use these things – and the four pillars – blogging, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn – are simply tools that will make it easier to communicate with other people. Just like when websites came in. Or emails became the norm. Or Blackberrys took over the insurance world. Continue reading

More on insurance, reinsurance and social media

A young Cindy

A young Cindy

As the new year starts, pr and marketing departments in the insurance and reinsurance markets are starting to keep their promise to take social media on board. Slowly but surely, the market is recognising how powerful a tool social media can be as part of a marketing or public relations campaign.

Evidence is there – Zurich has a shiny and brilliant new blog called Zurich Risk Debate headed up their equally brilliant chief economist Daniel Hofmann. Continue reading