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Making Connections
"All Black folks have a drawer." The comment may have gone unnoticed at an insurance gathering last year, when Sylvia Alston, managing partner of Momentum Risk Partners, tossed it out quietly as she ...
Why M&A Is Booming in the P/C Insurance Space
Now that the dust is settling after an unpredictable and historically challenging period, insurers are going on the offensive by pursuing innovation, building out core capabilities and aggressively ...
Carriers Will Gain Sales and Loyalty by Supporting the Digital Marketing Evolution
When it comes to obtaining insurance coverage, who are consumers ultimately buying from? Data shows that in 2020 about 60 percent of property/casualty policies are sold by independent agents. There ...
Six Critical Capabilities to Transform Insurers’ Digital Payment Platforms
During COVID-19 lockdowns and other related challenges, many insurers began realizing the more urgent need to automate parts of their businesses to increase efficiencies and profitability. In fact, ...
Who Do You Trust? When Behavioral Science Fails
Late last week, I was reviewing my Twitter feed and came across a tweet that made no sense to me. While it's a common occurrence for me to be baffled by Twitter exchanges, this particular tweet ...
A Different View of Insurance: What Tech Talent Is Saying
According to a former Microsoft engineer, young job candidates with technology backgrounds are not enamored with the idea of joining the insurance industry. Tammarrian Rogers, a software engineering ...
Learning to Make Lemonade
One of the insightful tidbits that Carrier Management took away from a talent webinar hosted by InsurTech Indenseo earlier this year was the idea that young technology professionals "don't want to be ...
What It’s Like to Work for an InsurTech
Personal levels of risk tolerance and potential development opportunities are among the factors that job seekers weigh as they consider whether to work at traditional property/casualty carriers or ...