Insureon staff

Desiree DeNunzio

Summary

  • Desiree is a writer and editor with a passion for bringing relevant content to readers, having been published by sites like PCWorld and CNET News.
  • She received her BA in English from the University of San Diego, and a Master Degree in Comparative Literature from Purdue University.

Experience

As a contributing writer for Insureon, Desiree delivers an experienced, fresh take on several small business, technology, and insurance topics. She's edited and written content for online and print publications such as Wired magazine, PCWorld, CNET News, and more.

Education

Desiree received her Bachelors of English Degree from the University of San Diego, and her Masters Degree in Comparative Literature from Purdue University.

Latest from Desiree DeNunzio

A stylized map of the United States
Compare workers’ comp rates by state
An office worker suffering wrist pain
How does workers’ compensation work?
A woman rubbing her neck in pain at work.
Top 10 causes of accidents in the workplace and their costs
Construction worker using a grinder
The top construction risk management threats
Hail falling on a roof.
How does business insurance cover wind and hail damage?
A burglar forcing their way into a small business.
6 ways to prevent burglary and theft at your business
A couch in a room submerged in water.
9 tips for preventing water damage at your business
Real estate agent welcoming couple to open house
Real estate risk management: How to avoid common threats
A man working on several screens.
How to prevent a data breach at your business
Medical team having a meeting
How to comply with the HIPAA security rule
Man looks at his computer with concern.
What to do when your client wants to cancel a policy
A construction worker clutching his knee in pain.
How to prevent workplace injuries
Frustrated man with a laptop
Professional negligence vs. ordinary negligence: Is your small business at risk?
Two construction workers in helmets up high on a building.
6 tips to prevent struck-by-object accidents in the workplace
Three people looking at a chart on a computer.
How to start a marketing consulting business