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Each Course Requires Separate Registration.
Two Courses per Day - AM Course is 3 CE's and PM Course is 4 CE's. Resgister for AM, PM or Both


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SPOTS REMAINING: 13

Date: 05/20/2026
Time: 9:00:00 AM CST
Price: $25
Max Attendance: 25
Location: 2625 S. Washburn Street - Oshkosh, WI 54904


Explores the essential relationship between ethical decision-making and successful business practices in the insurance industry. This course examines real-world ethical challenges faced by insurance professionals and demonstrates how integrity, transparency, and compliance are not obstacles to profitability—but drivers of long-term success. Participants will review ethical standards, regulatory expectations, and practical strategies for balancing client interests, organizational goals, and legal responsibilities. Through case studies and discussion, the course reinforces how ethical conduct builds trust, reduces risk, and strengthens both individual careers and the industry as a whole.

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SPOTS REMAINING: 16

Date: 05/20/2026
Time: 1:00:00 PM CST
Price: $25
Max Attendance: 25
Location: 2625 S. Washburn Street - Oshkosh, WI 54904


A continuing education course designed to strengthen the ethical foundation, professional responsibility, and advocacy role of today’s insurance agents. The course explores how agents serve not only as sales professionals, but also as trusted advisors and client advocates within an increasingly complex regulatory and consumer environment.


Participants will examine core principles of professionalism, including ethical decision-making, fiduciary awareness, transparency, and compliance with state insurance laws and regulations. The course also emphasizes effective client advocacy—helping clients understand coverage options, identifying risks, avoiding conflicts of interest, and acting in the client’s best interest before, during, and after the sale.


Through real-world scenarios and practical guidance, agents will gain tools to enhance credibility, protect consumers, and elevate the public trust in the insurance profession. This course supports agents in meeting CE requirements while reinforcing the standards of conduct that define professional excellence in insurance.

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SPOTS REMAINING: 18

Date: 08/27/2026
Time: 1:00:00 PM CST
Price: $25
Max Attendance: 25
Location: 2625 S. Washburn Street - Oshkosh, WI 54904


This course provides insurance professionals with a comprehensive overview of liability exposures faced by individuals and businesses. Participants will explore the fundamentals of legal liability, including negligence, strict liability, and contractual liability, and examine how these exposures arise in everyday operations and activities. The course reviews common liability policies, key coverage features, exclusions, and limits, with an emphasis on identifying gaps and managing risk effectively. Real-world scenarios and case examples are used to help learners recognize liability exposures and apply appropriate insurance solutions to protect clients from potential financial loss.

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SPOTS REMAINING: 17

Date: 08/27/2026
Time: 9:00:00 AM CST
Price: $25
Max Attendance: 25
Location: 2625 S. Washburn Street - Oshkosh, WI 54904


This continuing education course examines insurance fraud as a pervasive and costly problem affecting insurers, policyholders, and the broader economy. Participants will explore common types of insurance fraud across multiple lines of coverage, including auto, property, health, and life insurance. The course explains how fraudulent activity increases premiums, strains claim resources and undermines public trust in the insurance system. Learners will review real-world case examples, warning signs of potential fraud, and the legal, financial, and ethical consequences for individuals and organizations involved. The course also highlights the role insurance professionals play in fraud prevention, detection, and reporting, emphasizing compliance with state and federal regulations. Upon completion, participants will have a stronger understanding of the true cost of insurance fraud and the importance of ethical practices in protecting consumers and the insurance industry

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SPOTS REMAINING: 19

Date: 11/19/2026
Time: 9:00:00 AM CST
Price: $25
Max Attendance: 25
Location: 2625 S. Washburn Street - Oshkosh, WI 54904


This class is an engaging continuing education course designed to strengthen ethical decision-making in the insurance profession. Participants will explore the core principles of ethics, professional responsibility, and compliance, with a focus on real-world challenges faced by insurance agents and brokers. Through practical scenarios and case studies, the course examines common ethical dilemmas, conflicts of interest, client confidentiality, fair marketing practices, and regulatory expectations. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of how to apply ethical standards in daily practice, protect consumers, and uphold the integrity of the insurance industry—becoming true champions of ethical conduct.

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SPOTS REMAINING: 20

Date: 11/19/2026
Time: 1:00:00 PM CST
Price: $25
Max Attendance: 25
Location: 2625 S. Washburn Street - Oshkosh, WI 54904


This engaging continuing education course uses the spirit of Smokey and the Bandit as a backdrop to explore real-world fire claims and the insurance issues that follow. From accidental fires and vehicle-related losses to arson investigations and total loss determinations, participants will examine how fire claims are reported, investigated, adjusted, and resolved. The course covers common causes of fire losses, policy coverages and exclusions, duties of insureds and insurers, loss valuation, subrogation opportunities, and fraud red flags. Through practical examples and claim scenarios, insurance professionals will gain a clearer understanding of how to handle fire-related claims efficiently, ethically, and in compliance with policy language and regulatory standards.
Designed for agents, adjusters, and other insurance professionals, this course strengthens claim-handling skills while delivering serious education with an approachable, memorable theme.

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05/20/2026 - MARRIAGE OF BUSINESS AND ETHICS
05/20/2026 - INSURANCE AGENTS AS ADVOCATES AND PROFESSIONALS
08/27/2026 - UNDERSTANDING LIABILITY EXPOSURES
08/27/2026 - INSURANCE FRAUD: COST AND CONSEQUENCES
11/19/2026 - CHAMPIONS OF ETHICS
11/19/2026 - SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT: FIRE CLAIMS AND INSURANCE

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