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About Helen Savaiano
Helen Savaiano is president of president of management liability at The Hanover Insurance Group (www.hanover.com), a property and casualty insurance group based in Worcester, Mass., represented by independent insurance agencies nationally.
Business Management

Protecting Your Small & Mid-Size Business from the BIG Problem of Employee Theft

September 4, 2016 Helen Savaiano 1

Small and mid-size businesses are the backbone of the American economy. As owners, you spend most of your time innovating, problem solving and leading your company. However, while you are focused on growing your company, […]

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