Kelly Wortham’s Post

Are you attending ALTA One? Let’s Connect! I’d love to learn more about your title operations and see if our Agent 2.0 Program could be helpful to you and your team!

We need more of this in the industry. People who are seasoned vets, coaching, and mentoring those who have never done things so they are exposed to more opportunities, experiences and knowledge. Show others the way so that they can follow in your footsteps and leave the world a little better than you found it. Kristi R-C, CTS, CQT you’re doing it! #avtweeps #mentoring #coaching

🤝 Meet our experts at #IAFT2024 and explore with them how our logistics solution can help you to shape a sustainable tomorrow together

If you didn't make it to #FIA2024, here's what you missed out! Check out Airbus' highlights video below!

We’re at NASFAA! 

Stop by booth #524 to talk compliance, best practices and to check out a few of our resources! #nasfaa2024

Some of the updates to look forward to: - Fully embracing the use of the singular “they”. 🌈 - Capitalizing full sentences following a colon. (Yay! 🙌🏻) - Capitalizing prepositions of 5+ words in title case (such as “about”). - No place of publication in references. (Thank goodness.) 🌍 - Capitalizing and italicizing "The" as part of a periodical name when used as part of the name rather than a generic article. (I mean, why on earth would you not do it? 😄) So it will be <i>The New York Times</i>and no longer the <i>New York Times</i>. It will still be the <i>Calgary Herald</i>, since “the” is not part of the official name. - Dropping the hyphen in a lot of “e” compounds - ebook, esports, etc. E-bike remains hyphenated. 🚲 Source: From a post shared on Editors Association of Earth (FB).

How were the sessions at #IBA2024 today? Comment any interesting insights below, or discuss them directly with our CEO, Phillip Greer at Booth 49

Thrilled to have been part of the statistical battleground at NSC2023. While victory may not be mine this time, the insights gained and challenges faced made it a winning experience.

Check out Day 3 of the 2024 NAHREP at L'ATTITUDE Agenda, packed with insights and opportunities. — #NAL2024 #BusinessNetworking

One thing I take out of #TIA2024 is to never be threatened by talent in your own team. Embrace it, collaborate and give props. Rheinhardt Schnetler really propelled us to a win by focusing on numbers from the onset. Jason Mizen showed what he is made of when it comes to collaboration. Sadly last night, my passion for this task was not vivid on screen. Although this was "task" in a competition, I strongly believe that if the proposed solutions are fully explored and made more practical in nature it could change lives. At face value, we simply measure economic performance on investor confidence, unemployment and strength of the currency. However have we ever considered the effects of proper risk transfer, disaster management which is followed by sustainable risk mitigation? Answer is NO. Even on certain radio shows insurance is termed as a "grudge payment." The view should change, and instead of having this strong focus on insurance that kicks in when I die, how about building a positive perspective on insurance that takes care of me while I live? Once we understand this as nation (not as few individuals), we will be comfortable with transferring risk, and when disaster strikes, we will not find ourselves where the "have nots" are pulled further away from building wealth while scraping to place themselves back in the same position they were in, before the loss. This will also reduce funds that the government, NGO's and generous donors will have to raise in order to manage the disaster and provide relief for the affected people. Instead, those funds may be channeled into boosting means of production, job creation and perhaps even a drop in taxes. We could all use a bit more in our pockets and, could really appreciate seeing fewer people having nowhere to turn to when things go South. I'll leave it here for now. Thanks for such a great task Muzi Dladla. Well done to the Top 6. Anifa Mkhize Mandilakhe Madikane Temwa Nyirenda (LIISA) Tristan Marot