You are not in the business of being an insurance company. You are in the business of providing a particular service, in most cases a nonprofit or charitable service for which you have a unique risk.
Deborah Koff Ross: “You are not in the business of being an insurance company. You are in the business of providing a particular service, in…”
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Ross explains the role of organizations in providing nonprofit services and their unique risks.
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