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Nonprofits Insurance Alliance Group

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Good company - Sr. Underwriter Nonprofits Insurance Alliance Group Employee Review

4.0
9 July 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Family oriented and great managers

Cons

Workload is overwhelming at times

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5.0
20 Apr 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Business outlook

Pros

Every day we get to tangibly answer the question of what insurance decisions would look like if we only had the well-being of our insureds as a goal. No stockholders expecting to extract wealth on investment. Members first always. The company was WAY ahead of the learning curve in terms of supporting work from home. The right technology efficiently delivered even before Covid.

Cons

A lot of change happening all at once. Growth in members and premium, new building, new policy, Billing, and claims systems being engineered. It is a very busy place in a very busy time. You have to be the right kind of person to “get it” in terms of working for a nonprofit whose job is to protect other nonprofits.

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Nonprofits Insurance Alliance Group Response
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Thank you for providing us with your feedback. I agree our focus is always on the mission and how to best serve our nonprofits and develop deep relationships with our brokers. We do have a lot of change happening at once and we appreciate you and all the staff's flexibility during this growth period. We intend to provide additional resources around change management and we hope you find it to be beneficial. Thank you again for all you are doing with our new system rollout as well, we agree it is an exciting and also stressful time for the organization and know that it is all helping to build a better foundation for the organization to continue it's mission driven work.
1.0
8 July 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Pay is competitive and higher than most places, but has to be for what they put you through.

Cons

The turnover in their Claims Department is beyond anything I have witnessed before. They have burned through more adjusters in the past few years than I can count. It’s an impossible workload in a perpetually understaffed claims department. This has been going on for years and nothing changed except the names of the adjusters working the files. You know what hasn't changed? The people at the top. Management. Management continues carrying on running this department into the ground, making no changes or any effort to correct their many missteps. When you have constant turnover like this going on for years and years, eventually you have to clean house at the top. But that’s not gonna happen with this place.

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