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About Church Mutual’s Sensor Technology Program
In 2017, Church Mutual Insurance Company was recognized for its Sensor Technology program with the "Award in Innovation" by the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies and by Celent with a ...
About Guy Russ
Guy A. Russ, MBA, CPCU, ARM, is Assistant Vice President-Risk Control for Church Mutual. Although he officially joined Church Mutual in August 2012 as director in the carrier's administration ...About Celent Model Insurers
Celent Model Insurer is awarded for best practices of technology usage in different areas critical to success in insurance and is the main award that an insurance carrier can receive from Celent. It ...
Storytelling Is a Key Soft Influencing Skill, Says UK Consultant, Coach and Storyteller
While everyone has a story to tell, many people fail to realize just how interesting they are. They simply need to learn to tap into their life experiences—and sometimes a coach can help them pry ...
Six Side Effects of AI in Insurance and How to Handle Them
Artificial intelligence, with its ability to analyze large amounts of data, may be the next great thing that is going to transform insurance and perhaps the world. But whatever good AI brings will be ...
It Takes a Leap of Faith, Says InsurTech Founder
For Ilya Bodner, founder and chief executive officer of insurance technology company Bold Penguin, building a fast-growing company has been a long time coming. After arriving in Columbus, Ohio, from ...
Small Biz Success Will Come From Human-Centered Design, Says Hartford Exec
With a team of less than a dozen today, The Hartford's Small Business Innovation Lab in New York City may not seem fully staffed to bring about the changes its leader envisions for the customers his ...
Managing Innovation Using a Managing General Agent
Digital disruption has reached the commercial insurance industry. Digital technologies are being harnessed in new ways that fundamentally alter value propositions and enable new business models. Many ...

