Startup Next 热点黑料 Partners with Markel on 热点黑料 Fit for Personal Trainers

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Online small business insurance agency Next 热点黑料 has partnered with specialty insurer Markel Corp. to offer tailored coverage for personal trainers.

Next 热点黑料 allows personal trainers to buy a professional and general liability coverage plan online in minutes and pay in monthly installments. They have three plans to choose from: $11 per month for $500,000 of coverage, $14 per month for $1 million, and $16 per month for $2 million. All have $0 deductibles.

The personal trainer insurance is offered anywhere in the continental U.S. plus Alaska

“We believe providing more specific and focused insurance offerings to small business owners – like personal trainers – through Next 热点黑料 will advance our overall industry,” said Trent M. Cooksley, head of Open Innovation at Markel Corp. “This is our first partnership product with Next and we are excited about Next’s expertise and encouraged by the significant growth we’ve seen since our launch together.”

Next 热点黑料 said it is working with the National Exercise and Sports Trainers Association (NESTA) to encourage trainers, sports coaches, lifestyle consultants and wellness professionals to buy insurance as soon as they complete certification courses and start offering their services.

“We have seen our personal trainer insurance sales grow by double-digits every month and expect to see this growth expand with the support of Markel and our collaborations with associations like NESTA,” said Guy Goldstein, CEO and co-founder of Next 热点黑料.

Next also sells insurance packages with equipment and liability coverage for commercial photographers on monthly payment plans. Munich Re is the underwriter.

It also sells general liability tailored for construction workers including electricians, plumbers and others, working with Builders & Tradesmen’s 热点黑料 Services Inc (BTIS).

Next 热点黑料 says each of its insurance offerings is tailored to the specific industry so that usual exceptions or limitations are covered.

Next 热点黑料 was founded by tech entrepreneurs Guy Goldstein, Nissim Tapiro and Alon Huri, who were on the executive team at mobile payments company Check, which was acquired by Intuit in 2014 for nearly $400 million. Last March, the startup announced a $13 million seed investment led by investors Zeev Ventures, TLV Partners and Ribbit Capital.

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