Our Name

 

First, the "Legacy" piece...(click link for the full story)

 

Now for the rest of the name - any auditor worth his or her salt knows that corporations don't have partners - I mean, come on!  A corporation has officers - you know, "employees"?  Well, our corporation is different.

 

We have "Partners" in several senses of the word.  First of all, our operation really is a partnership; a blending of individual talents and responsibilities.  We don't allow knife fights in the life raft because we're all in this together.  Our goal is clear - to serve you and the company you work for.  And that requires solidarity and trust.  Although individually, we don't have all the answers, we do make a pretty great team.

 

Secondly, we're not looking for customers.  You might notice that this is the only place on this website where the word "customer" is even referenced.  We have clients.  Beyond that, we're looking for clients who are interested in partnering with their field service company.  The bottom line is this - if we don't represent you beyond your wildest expectations - WE HAVE FAILED!

 

As for the "P&C" part...this really is our core business.  Although we will use our business expertise in any number of sectors, the Property & Casualty industry is our home. 

Our Logo

 

Our palm tree logo suggests two distinct meanings - one metaphorical and the other sublimely physical.

 

The reality of Risk Management is the inevitability of loss.  We don't think in terms of "whether the storm" but rather "when the storm".  Tough times will come and go, no matter how well you can predict them.  The true test of great risk management lies in preparation.  If you make the appropriate accommodations, when the storm comes, you'll be ready.

 

 

On the less abstract side, there's something hopeful about palm trees.  For those of us who live in the "wintry North", nothing is as compelling as the tropics in the middle of January.  What better symbol of warmth and relaxation is there than a palm tree? 

 

We often muse that it's the target of our efforts - to someday be able to retire under the welcoming fronds of our own private palmetto.