“The topics presented are organized very well and the speakers covering sections of a seminar are very well versed in the subject material.
The one drawback I see is that the attendees only see the handout materials the morning of the seminar . They have no time to study the manual and prepare for questions they might have.
Robert E. Bollengier, Esq. CPA
401-739-6070
10.08.2019”
“I have found NBI to be very professional and organized in its presentation of seminars. My only suggestion is that there should be the use of more interactive ways to present live seminars.”
“I really enjoy teaching with NBI, however, I find that there is a disconnect between the NBI staff designing the program v. how as attorneys we would plan it. I recommend that you obtain more speaker input prior to finalizing an agenda.”
“I enjoy being a speaker for National Business Institute. It is a little frustrating to write my own materials each time. Sometimes, the outline of the materials suggested does not match the research I'm able to locate.”
“Giving presentations at a seminar has been a good way for me to stay up on changes in the law, and refine the way I have to educate my clients about the issues they come to me with.”
“As a 35 year personal injury attorney and mediator I have presented for National Business institute on personal injury claims as well as car accident claims. They strive to get subject matter experts that are interesting speakers and trial tested. The administration of their workshops runs smoothly and CLE credit is always recorded. They work with me on naming the subject matter so it makes the most sense to present. The benefit for attorneys is they gets some priceless takeaways at a fair price.”
“Professional materials, topics and knowledgeable speakers. For speakers, they are accommodating, practical, respectful of your time and material delivery. First class organization.”
“Inclusion of a land surveyor was a good idea and generated pertinent discussion which would probably not have taken place. Might be good idea in future to include a professional civil engineer in private practice or better one employed by the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management or Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council.”
“NBI always offers a variety of interesting topics, but I sometimes wonder if the subject matter is too basic. A lot of the attendees seem to be more experienced lawyers who would want more than basic courses on evidence, procedure, etc.”
