Leadership & Strategy
For Insurance Industry, Diversity Remains Elusive at the Top
For those hoping to make the insurance industry leadership and rank and file more diverse and attract younger employees, a wide-ranging study quantifies how much of a challenge lies ahead. About 85 ...
The Latest Launches from Willis Towers Watson, GEICO, Ironshore and AIR Worldwide
Willis Towers Watson unveiled a slew of new analytic tools targeted to cyber and other risks. An Ironshore arm beefed up its director's and officers liability coverage for financial institutions in ...
YouTube, Twitter Helped Activate Initial P/C Insurance Millennial Recruiting Effort
Aided by Twitter, YouTube and other social media, insurance industry groups and executives working jointly to attract more millennials assert their initial push in February made some significant ...
Hartford Expands Capabilities for U.S. Companies With International Risks
The Hartford has expanded its International Choice portfolio of insurance products and services for U.S. businesses with global operations or activities. The insurer is also teaming up with AXA ...
All M&A Deals Have Culture Divides to Address: BCG Report
The idea that cultural differences can spoil a merger or acquisition deal isn't new, but according to M&A consultants at The Boston Consulting Group, cultural differences often show up ...
Meditation Can Help You Lead More Effectively: Opinion
Today's "always on" work culture is taking a heavy toll on leaders, but McKinsey & Co.'s Manish Chopra believes he has a solution: meditation. Leaders need to "observe more, react less," Chopra ...
Ideas, Innovation and Mentorship Mix at Global Insurance Accelerator
Iowa, and Des Moines in particular, in the 1980s fostered a business climate that enabled insurance and financial institutions to prosper. Today, the focus is on creating an environment that supports ...
Anyone Can Create a Strategy; Holding It Is the Most Important Part
Insurance leaders trying to learn the secrets behind successful business strategy should consider a classic lesson from TV's "Seinfeld." To reword slightly, "See, you know how to create the strategy, ...