Scott Cornell | Source | Transportation and lead crime and theft specialist at Travelers at Travelers
Scott Cornell
Scott has a passion for helping Traveler’s Inland Marine clients find solutions that fit their needs. Since 18yrs old, he have been around the transportation industry on and off in some capacity whether driving trucks to pay for college or investigating cargo crime and now leading the Travelers Transportation Underwriting segment since 2015. In his almost two decades here at Travelers, he have worked with underwriting in various capacities before making the change to Inland Marine Underwriting.
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Transportation and lead crime and theft specialist at Travelers
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Truck cargo theft happens: Here’s how to avoid it
Cargo theft is a major concern for fleets and incidences ramped up in 2020. To avoid stolen trucks or items, it’s important to look at the data, determine threat conditions and more. In this Q&A, Scott Cornell, transportation and lead crime and theft specialist at Travelers, walks through what his company does to identify signs […]
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When we talk about this type of thing, I like to take a step back and clarify what I consider are two types of cargo theft that are out there. The first one is straight theft, which is what everybody is most familiar with. It’s when they physically go out and steal the truckload or the tractor and the trailer … or they pilfer the load, meaning they opened the rear doors and [took] part of the load.
