Revisiting Holborn's "Beat the Clock"

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Today, we're uncovering one of our most-listened-to "Unscripted" segments. Listen to Neil Alldredge, NAMIC's president and CEO, and Frank Harrison, Holborn's chairman of the board and CEO, discuss Holborn's book "Beat the Clock: How the Property Catastrophe Underwriting Cycle Works."This episode is sponsored by Holborn.

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