Episodes

Graham Haigh has seen a thing or two during his insurance career, now looking at a deserved retirement he sounds off about some of the problems he sees in the P&C sector. In this episode: What he sees as the biggest challenge in the industry Scaling up with mergers and acquisitions Should insurers continue to be a part aggregating distribution Where new success is being found and who is having it Why product innovation is hard to do (really?) Why Graham agrees Charles Brindamour owes the hosts a...

Legacy insurance technology is costly and debatably efficient but there is more and more talk about the hidden fees that come with accessing your data. Sherif Gemayel, founder of Trufla Technology shares some thoughts on what he calls "Tech Tariffs". In this episode: What the true cost of operation is for many brokers and agents Why you are paying a fee for a non-revenue generating action How technology and SaaS services are priced and the extra charges Why core systems need to deliver core va...

Insurance organizations of all kinds are trying to maximize the value of their data, Mike Allee, President of UCT, shares how to prepare your data and business for successful modernization.

Insuretechs don't always have to be dazzling but with Quickfacts you can get dazzling results in your service and value proposition all while managing time better as founders Christy and Jeff Barsalou share their story and journey.

Selling insurance easily is a challenge that is slowly being solved but not easily. Angela Sethi, CEO and co-founder of Mangopolicy, believes the solution is not that far off:In this episode:How existing technology can power insurance sales without headachesWhy brokers and agents need to look at insurance sales differently for future successThe importance of brokers working to develop products and no rely solely on insurersHow new thinking from outside insurance can learn and adapt for successWhy building a tech stack should include sales techHow Ibiza Spain can be a motivator for meditation and planning- year really.Angela is the kind of personality the insurance industry needs and she has a vision and the experience to pull off a juicy plan with Mangopolicy. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

With CAT events and costs rising hear what the insurance industry is doing to address the many concerns and problems that CAT losses bring.

AI Agents are here and Flow Specialty CEO and Co-founder Sivan Iram explains how they work, what they can do for agents and brokers and the success those using them are having.

Thought leaders from NICC 2024 share their vision of how data, global concerns, technology, and purpose will drive change across insurance.

CAT losses are complex and are costing the insurance industry too much, but industry leaders share how the challenges to find meaningful change require a multi-lateral approach.

CAT losses grow in frequency, severity and unpredictability and CAT IQ Connect is the event to talk about how insurance will have to change to manage change forced upon it.

Guidewire is preparing insurers for the future by putting agility first, and Connections 2024 was the reveal for how the industry will change at the top and shape the rest.

Framing the year of insurance in 2024 through specific quotes from our guests and discussing our favorite trends, people, and more while looking at 2025.

Captive insurance is more accessible than ever, the Cayman Captive Forum helps promote new solutions for insureds who have never had access.

In the final episode we look back at who we met in 2019 and see what five years has done and how two new companies are serving the entity that everyone said was going to be extinct in 2019.

Connecting more dots around how leaders and innovators are looking at the future of insurance from product creation to distribution and everything in between.

Sitting down with Clara Analytics, CoreLogic, Verisk, and McKenzie Intelligence Services and discussing how they are using data to drive better efficiencies and outcomes for insureds and insurance carriers.

Recapping the incredible Insuretech Connect event from Las Vegas, live on the floor with our friend Nick Lamparelli.

Underwriting is what drives insurance and Wil Harnett, Head of Business Strategy for Send Technology shares his thoughts on how to get past traditional barriers preventing efficiency for everyone in the insurance industry.

Generating 10,000 leads a month is no small feat and Mylo CEO David Embry shares his story, the importance of embedded insurance options, joys of parenting, and why skydiving helped him with risk

There's enough challenges across insurance on any day so why not find humor in it, so we sat down with @insuranceagentmemes from Instagram to get their take on the challenges across the industry.

Insurance law is not always glamorous but in a world of increased regulation, innovative technology, and compliance experts Laurie LaPalme & Marisa Coggin share what should be top of mind for industry professionals.

Amplify is more than a trade show it's an event that shares success and challenges from brokers and agents who are pushing the edge of technology and founder Sherif Gemayel shares what's coming for this year's event.

Insuretech Connect Vegas is a massive gathering spot for insurance professionals so learn about this year's event and why they are innovating to provide specific value to different channels and segments of insurance.

Commercial underwriting is changing and Nicole Farely, VP Carrier Relations at Bold Penguin, shares what skills agents and brokers will need to use to keep market share and continued growth.