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Franklin Mutual Insurance Group Deploys Guidewire Cloud for Business Growth

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Monday, July 31, 2023
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Franklin Mutual Insurance Group (FMI), a P&C insurance provider for residents and business owners in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and Guidewire (NYSE: GWRE) announced that FMI successfully implemented Guidewire InsuranceSuite on Guidewire Cloud to power its core business, simplify its IT operations, adapt more quickly to changing market demands, and deliver more value to its agents and policyholders.

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  • Franklin Mutual Insurance Group (FMI), a P&C insurance provider for residents and business owners in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and Guidewire (NYSE: GWRE) announced that FMI successfully implemented Guidewire InsuranceSuite on Guidewire Cloud to power its core business, simplify its IT operations, adapt more quickly to changing market demands, and deliver more value to its agents and policyholders.
  • The company migrated InsuranceSuite from a self-managed environment to Guidewire Cloud simultaneously for all lines of business except Business Owner Policy (BOP), which is currently in implementation.
  • The overall efficiencies provided by Guidewire Cloud have allowed our staff to focus on delivering value to our agents and policyholders to grow our business.”
    “We're proud to have helped Franklin Mutual Insurance facilitate this implementation to Guidewire Cloud,” said PwC Managing Director Jay Davidson.
  • This implementation reaffirms FMI’s commitment to both their customers and their business by providing enterprise agility and scalability for the future.”
    “We congratulate Franklin Mutual Insurance on its successful cloud transformation through its InsuranceSuite migration to Guidewire Cloud,” said Guidewire Head of Services Michael Mahoney.

Heineken Canada encourages end of 'hustle culture' as more than half of Canadians report burnout

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Wednesday, November 16, 2022
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Together, Heineken and Romanow are encouraging workers to log out of work and tune in to time with friends and family.

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  • Together, Heineken and Romanow are encouraging workers to log out of work and tune in to time with friends and family.
  • The new Heineken campaign serves as a reminder to Canadians to disconnect from work and reconnect with their own wellbeing, friends and family.
  • "This holiday season, whether you work at home, in the office, or both, Heineken encourages Canadians to disconnect from the grind and connect more with friends and family."
  • The results have been weighted by education, age, gender, and region to match the population, according to Census data.

LookinLA Partners with Clearco

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Thursday, July 28, 2022
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"We've partnered with Clearco to provide our clients with powerful financial tools to expand their business," said LookinLA CEO Ali Payani.

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  • "We've partnered with Clearco to provide our clients with powerful financial tools to expand their business," said LookinLA CEO Ali Payani.
  • "Clearco allows us to provide personalized growth insights to ensure that funds are being well-utilized to market competitively.
  • Clearco is the largest e-commerce investor and is a funding platform built by founders, for founders.
  • The program identifies growth opportunities based on sales and marketing data and then matches businesses with the most compatible partners in the Clearco ecosystem.

Bay Street Bull Debuts Business Leadership Podcast Mission Critical

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Thursday, October 1, 2020
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TORONTO, Oct. 1, 2020 /CNW/ - Canadian business lifestyle media company Bay Street Bull is proud to debut its very first podcast, Mission Critical .

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  • TORONTO, Oct. 1, 2020 /CNW/ - Canadian business lifestyle media company Bay Street Bull is proud to debut its very first podcast, Mission Critical .
  • The latest addition to its multimedia content platform, Mission Critical is a podcast hosted by Editor-in-Chief, Lance Chung that focuses on business leadership and culture.
  • Picking up where Bay Street Bull's print edition leaves off, Chung is joined by today's most game-changing entrepreneurs and leaders to discuss their road to success, and the mission and values that give them purpose.
  • Mission Critical will debut with Clearbanc co-founder and Dragon's Deninvestor, Michele Romanow, as the show's first guest in a half-hour format.

Clearbanc Founders Michele Romanow and Andrew D'Souza Cover Bay Street Bull's Fall 2020 Issue

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Wednesday, August 26, 2020
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TORONTO, Aug. 25, 2020 /CNW/ - Canadian multimedia organization Rathnelly Group Media is proud to announce the release of Bay Street Bull's Fall 2020 Food, Drink, and Entertainment issue .

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  • TORONTO, Aug. 25, 2020 /CNW/ - Canadian multimedia organization Rathnelly Group Media is proud to announce the release of Bay Street Bull's Fall 2020 Food, Drink, and Entertainment issue .
  • Focusing largely on the culture around hospitality and entertainment, the latest issue features Clearbanc founders Michele Romanow (from CBC's Dragon's Den) and Andrew D'Souza on the cover for their game-changing fintech startup and contributions to the entrepreneurial community, especially during COVID-19.
  • "Michele Romanow and Andrew D'Souza were the perfect fit for our fall issue.
  • Presented as a digital issue on BayStBull.com , the Fall 2020 issue offers a unique user experience that extends beyond the borders of print.