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Business Analysis of 20th Century Insurance


Table of Contents

History, Position, Targeted Market, Goals                         Page 3
Northridge Earthquake, Crisis                              Page 4
Comeback Kid, Results of PR Campaign                         Page 6
Developing a Crisis Plan,                                   Page 7
Crisis Team, Milestones for Communication                         Page 8
Issues                                                  Page 9
Plan Approval, Anticipated competitive responses                    Page 11
Recommended press release                                   Page 14
References                                             Page 15
Appendix A                                             Page 16








History
20th Century Insurance was established in 1958 and was the first company of its kind to sell automobile insurance without a middleman, known in the industry as a broker or agent. This direct sales approach allowed 20th to offer insurance at a much lower premium than its competitors. To date, 20th Century Insurance is still recognized as one of the most economical full service automobile insurers in the California market.
Position
In terms of market share, 20th Century is the fifth-largest car insurer in the state. The company's credit rating was recently upgraded from a B- to BBB+ and its stock is being traded around $21.50.
20th Century is also among the Valley's (headquarters office location) large... [to view the full essay now, purchase below]

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