Wells Publishing Releases Preview of Claims Journal Magazine
Wells Publishing, Inc. announces the release of an electronic preview of Claims Journal, a new magazine for P/C claims professionals scheduled for launch in January 2012.
“Producing a digital edition of the sample magazine is a quick and easy way to provide our readers with a preview of what they can expect when subscribing to Claims Journal magazine,” said Andrea Ortega-Wells, National Editor at Wells Publishing. “We’ve scheduled a fantastic editorial calendar of articles for the magazine next year that cover a wide range of topics critical to claims professionals today,” she said. “This electronic sample issue gives readers a taste of what’s to come in 2012.” Readers can also view a short video clip describing the magazine.
Subscription to the quarterly magazine is free to qualified readers. Interested candidates may apply for a subscription by clicking here. For advertising opportunities contact Howard Simkin to request a media kit or to receive additional information about the magazine and website (1-800- 897-9965 ex. 162, hsimkin@claimsjournal.com).
Wells Publishing, Inc. is a privately held business-to-business media company with a focus on the property/casualty insurance industry. The company has steadily grown from a regional insurance newsletter founded in 1923 to a thriving publisher of two magazines and five websites: Insurance Journal and Claims Journal, InsuranceJournal.com, ClaimsJournal.com, MyNewMarkets.com, InsuranceJournal.TV and Insurance Journal’s Academy of Insurance. Visit http://www.wellspublishing.com for more information.
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