Telematics is no longer data for the insurer or provider as Rashid Galadanci and Driver Technologies changes how data is used and shared to benefit everyone on the roads.
Young brokers are the future generation of leaders for insurance and they want to drive change and make sure they are central to the solutions clients need.
Accessible data is the next step for insurance insights and Planck CEO Elad Tsur shares his perspective on what everyone in the industry will soon experience and use for better risk analysis.
Eugene Lee, SVP & GM of Insurancesuite at Guidewire, talks about how portals are still necessary, the role of AI for insurers, where he sees the future of insurance, and how carriers are adopting enterprise transformation.
Aly Kanji & Steve Pieroway from Insureline talk about the future of insurance marketing and growth with a new franchise model rather than consolidation.
Children are asking questions about our climate and weather so meteorologist Cyrena Arnold created books to answer those questions and found an opportunity educate the next generation about insurance at the same time.
Seth Zaremba know all to well the challenges agents and brokers face, that's why he built B-Atomic to empower them and to succeed in an industry slow to change.
Data is a commodity within the insurance industry and Neuralmetrics aims to make it not only accessible but meaningful when it come to risk details for agents, broker and insurers.
Cyber insurance is still growing in adoption and penetration, Cowbell CEO Jack Kudale shares his thoughts on how the sector will adapt to threats and still provide the necessary coverage.
Ryan Hanley is more than a former broker turned speaker and leader, he's a insightful educator of elements leaders, across almost any industry, need to find success and he let's it all come out in this episode.
Claims is where the rubber hits the road with the value of an insurance policy, Bill Dietz from Paul Davis Systems explains how modern and adaptive companies building great culture will find success as losses expand and become more complex.
As an entrepreneur and now President of Insurance Solutions for Core Logic, Garret Gray understands the power of data, sharing how insurance professionals can harvest it and use it for better insights into their role or business.
Insurance fraud has a new frontier in the digital world and Joe Stephenson Director of Digital Intelligence at Intertel shares how they help the industry catch fraudsters and shut down schemes that cost billions.
Claims settlement often causes stress and Cybersettle sets out to build a better, more efficient and fairer embedded model for the insurance ecosystem.
If Bitcoin is here to stay then Zac Townswend and Meanwhile are making sure it has a role within insurance as more people want to have products that are supporting it.
Assured Allies and Larry Nisenson understand that society is aging and living longer and there is an opportunity for new and innovative products to help clients and insurers.
Maybe AI is not so scary as STefan Heck, CEO of Nauto explains how efficiency with driving and predicting outcomes in real time can have huge benefits.
There's more to insurance than financials and carriers, part two of the NICC interviews showcases leaders in MGAs, innovation funding, risk management, paytech, and diversity, equity and inclusion.
Talking CAT loss data with Laura Twidle and Caroline Floyd from CAT IQ to understand what the future looks like for large scale losses and how to manage them.
Reflect back on 2023 and what the year offered the insurance industry as the hosts go back down memory lane between, guests, events, episodes and more.
Few like compliance and even less want to talk about it until Kingston Koser, who shares how Rhoads online if finding agents and brokers efficiency and savings.
