Lunch & Learn: Insurance Audits—What Business Owners Need to Know

CEED & Greater Fayetteville Chamber Present: Navigating Insurance Audits—Protect Your Business from Surprises

Insurance audits can make or break your business. Is your company ready to face one? Don’t wait for an audit to reveal costly gaps in your coverage. Join Alexandra Lysik of Cavik Insurance for a Lunch & Learn that will arm you with the knowledge to protect your business and avoid major financial setbacks.

✅ Learn how audits impact your bottom line and what they look for
✅ Identify critical coverage gaps that could cost you money
✅ Understand the steps to take now to ensure you're fully covered
✅ Get ahead of the competition by ensuring you're audit-ready

Your business is at risk if you don’t act now. Seats are limited, so reserve yours today and take control of your insurance future!

Who Should Attend:

• Business owners who want to protect their assets from audit risks
• Entrepreneurs seeking to understand the audit process and prepare for it
• Decision-makers looking to ensure their insurance coverage is comprehensive
• Those who want to avoid costly mistakes in their insurance policies

Date & Time: Wednesday, September 17 , 2025, 11:30 am-1:00 pm

Location: 230 Hay Street, Fayetteville, NC 28301-7027, United States

Instructor:

Alexandra Lysik, Owner Cavik Insurance

Fee:$10 / Only 20 seats are available

Save your spot today

Lunch will be provided.

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