Non-Profit Insurance

Horton features a Non-Profit Industry Practice Group who currently partners with over 160 agencies to handle their risk management needs.

Our group members have more than 25 years of experience serving the risk management needs of the non-profit community. We have preferred relationships with the top non-profit insurance carriers, affording your agency the greatest opportunity to drive down your overall cost of risk.

We remain up-to-date regarding non-profit industry trends and exposures our long-term commitment to the non-profit industry includes continual re-investment of resources into the Non-Profit Industry Practice.

The Great Productivity Slowdown: Fact or Fiction?

How is it possible that American productivity growth continues to slide even as new technology revolutionizes the way we do business? That is the question at the heart of a March Brookings Institution report, which serves as the latest chapter in a long-running debate.

The Great Productivity Slowdown: Fact or Fiction?

Issues to Watch

As we move through 2020, we’ve compiled a list of critical issues and topics for executives to keep on their radar for this calendar year.

Devastating Reputational Risks

"It takes 20 years to build a reputation and just five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you'll do things differently." – Warren Buffet

A strong reputation has the potential to be your largest asset, but just one crisis could irrevocably tarnish your image and ruin your business. According to a recent survey from Deloitte, the largest professional services network in the world, 87 percent of business executives believe that reputation is their largest risk area, and only 19 percent of respondents think their business is adequately protected. In order to be prepared, you need to identify and mitigate the potentially devastating risks to your business's reputation.

Employment Practice Liability and Donated Funds

No employer wants to believe that their employees or volunteers would take legal action against them, especially in a nonprofit organization.Unfortunately, over the past decade, employment practice liability (EPL) has become one of the largest risks faced by organizations in both the nonprofit and for-profit sectors.