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State National Employees Crowdsource to Give Their Company Blog a Name When we launched our State National blog in 2020 as part of our company’s newly redesigned website, we had a few goals in mind: To provide valuable thought leadership and educational content that could be of help to our clients, potential clients, and anyone else in the industry whether they ever became a client or not To add even more transparency (one of our main core values) around the way we do business To help others in the industry get to know more about the thoughts and insights of some of our experienced subject matter experts and assist in building relationships To share more about the company culture we’re very proud of with those in the industry and with potential future employees And of course (speaking of transparency), because we are in business — to share benefits and features of our products and services and show credit unions, banks, and finance companies how we can serve them and help them be more profitable and successful The blog has been a great success so far, and we’ve received really positive feedback about the value people are receiving from our content — thank you!

When You Can’t Bring Your Client Advisory Council to Texas, Bring Texas to Your Client Advisory Council

I have said it a million times, and I will say it once more — I don’t understand why we don’t have all the business! Our blog team told me not to sound like a salesperson in this post, but I am the EVP of sales. What were they expecting from me? I’ve been selling State National’s products for over 20 years because they’re the best, so why shouldn’t I say it? It’s just a fact.

State National Director of Client Services Francine Gagliano shares her thoughts about the importance of International Women’s Day.

Director of Learning and Development David Holmes shares how combining social and emotional awareness with a client-first mentality is paramount in creating a culture of constant service at State National. Find out 3 components of this awareness you need to develop strong EI and ask yourself, “How will this idea improve the client experience?”