How did COVID-19 affect workers’ compensation organizations? What changed professionally for risk managers and claims professionals during the pandemic? Did temporary policies become permanent? Tune in to WCI-TV to find out.

Tower MSA Partners has been the exclusive sponsor of WCI-TV since its inception.

“Instead of commercials for our Medicare Secondary Payer compliance services, we’ve explored topics like opioid management, how success is measured, and ways to overcome barriers to claim closures,” said Tower MSA Partners CEO Rita Wilson.

Naturally, the ongoing international COVID-19 pandemic warranted attention. “We wanted to hear how organizations maintained a sense of unity while working from home and how lockdowns changed sales, marketing, and purchasing practices,” explained Tower MSA Partners Chief Compliance Officer Dan Anders.

Among Tower’s WCI-TV guests were Susan Shemanski, then Vice President of Corporate Risk Management for The Adecco Group; Joe Berardo, CEO of Carisk Partners; Porter Leslie, then CEO of Ametros; and Mark Meyer, Claims Attorney with Montana State Fund.

WCI-TV airs throughout the convention center, on shuttles, in hotel guest rooms, and through WCI’s online channels. The interviews are also available through Tower MSA Partners on LinkedIn.

Tower was pleased to participate in the 75th Annual Workers’ Compensation Institute Conference. Visit the WCI Annual Conference website for more information.

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