You’ll enjoy this recording with husband-and-wife team Gertha (“Gigi”) and Ebens (“Benz”) Jean, Delaware independent agents of Haitian decent. They stress community first, helping those in need and seeking help for emerging businessowners. And they bring a unique brand of excitement to the insurance industry, especially as a place to work. “To attract more young people,” says Gigi, “you have to be visible. And be real with them. There are very few minority agency owners, so we’re like unicorns. We want to show more young people there is more to the industry than selling policies or knocking on doors. You can be a producer, an adjuster, claims handler. This is an amazing industry. And it’s a wealthy industry; you can make good money.” The agency staff speaks multiple languages. Gigi and Benz use social media, including TikTok, to share stories of their travels to conferences and at local community service projects. “We are doing crazy dances,” says Benz, who is a part-time DJ. “This is fun!” The post “Unicorns” Put Priority on Community Service appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

You’ll enjoy this recording with husband-and-wife team Gertha (“Gigi”) and Ebens (“Benz”) Jean, Delaware independent agents of Haitian decent. They stress community first, helping those in need and seeking help for emerging businessowners. And they bring a unique brand of excitement to the insurance industry, especially as a place to work. “To attract more young people,” says Gigi, “you have to be visible. And be real with them. There are very few minority agency owners, so we’re like unicorns. We want to show more young people there is more to the industry than selling policies or knocking on doors. You can be a producer, an adjuster, claims handler. This is an amazing industry. And it’s a wealthy industry; you can make good money.” The agency staff speaks multiple languages. Gigi and Benz use social media, including TikTok, to share stories of their travels to conferences and at local community service projects. “We are doing crazy dances,” says Benz, who is a part-time DJ. “This is fun!” The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22452/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">“Unicorns” Put Priority on Community Service</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

“Unicorns” Put Priority on Community Service

 You don’t hear a lot about insurtech and cannabis, but one firm aims to change that paradigm.  SquareRisk principals also say they aim to transform the wholesale distribution model for specialty insurance, building partnerships with more than 15 specialty insurance carriers and MGAs. The insurtech launches today, Aug. 3. As one of the founders said, from a timing standpoint, now is the time when agents and brokers are beginning to look for the same kind of experience and specialty insurance they get in standard lines. For our latest episode, we spoke with SquareRisk founders Monesh Jain, an insurtech executive, and Art Catapang, who has 38 years in the business. The post EP.77: Cannabis Insurtech a Sign of More to Come in Cannabis? appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

You don’t hear a lot about insurtech and cannabis, but one firm aims to change that paradigm.  SquareRisk principals also say they aim to transform the wholesale distribution model for specialty insurance, building partnerships with more than 15 specialty insurance carriers and MGAs. The insurtech launches today, Aug. 3. As one of the founders said, from a timing standpoint, now is the time when agents and brokers are beginning to look for the same kind of experience and specialty insurance they get in standard lines. For our latest episode, we spoke with SquareRisk founders Monesh Jain, an insurtech executive, and Art Catapang, who has 38 years in the business. The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22525/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP.77: Cannabis Insurtech a Sign of More to Come in Cannabis?</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

EP.77: Cannabis Insurtech a Sign of More to Come in Cannabis?

Z Digital

According to a PwC report, recent studies project that Gen Z and millennials currently make up approximately 38% of the global workforce and this percentage will rise to about 58% by 2030. But how prepared is the insurance industry to cater to the needs of younger generations? On this quarterly InsurTech update episode, Bobbie Collies, chief growth officer at Coterie Insurance, discusses how Coterie uses tech and data driven business strategies to appeal to new talent and what up and coming insurance buyers are looking for in an insurance provider. Later in the episode, Effi Fuks Leichtag, chief product officer at NEXT Insurance, spoke about how social media can be a benefit to insurers looking to engage younger generations of buyers and how NEXT uses its social media platforms to create personal connections with its consumers. Thanks for listening! The post EP. 67: Insuring the Future: How Gen Z Digital Natives Are Transforming Insurance appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

According to a PwC report, recent studies project that Gen Z and millennials currently make up approximately 38% of the global workforce and this percentage will rise to about 58% by 2030. But how prepared is the insurance industry to cater to the needs of younger generations? On this quarterly InsurTech update episode, Bobbie Collies, chief growth officer at Coterie Insurance, discusses how Coterie uses tech and data driven business strategies to appeal to new talent and what up and coming insurance buyers are looking for in an insurance provider. Later in the episode, Effi Fuks Leichtag, chief product officer at NEXT Insurance, spoke about how social media can be a benefit to insurers looking to engage younger generations of buyers and how NEXT uses its social media platforms to create personal connections with its consumers. Thanks for listening! The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22542/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP. 67: Insuring the Future: How Gen Z Digital Natives Are Transforming Insurance</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

EP. 67: Insuring the Future: How Gen Z Digital Natives Are Transforming Insurance

  This “On Point” episode is unusual. We’re worried about the state of our country’s media and what is considered “news” these days. Are you as well? The term “reportedly” refers to copying other reports; what has happened to original reporting? Where are the working journalists? Why are newspapers increasingly irrelevant? Does anyone trust the media? And does it matter if we don’t? Helping us with a unique perspective on these questions is Chris Core, a long-time American radio and TV personality, formerly with Washington DC-based WMAL and WTOP — news and talk radio stations. He says the rise of “opinion news” started in 1988 when Rush Limbaugh took to syndicated radio airwaves. “Some people complained he was biased, and yet he got great ratings,” Chris says. One pet peeve for Chris: The dearth of logical follow-up questions of politicians. The post Can We Trust the Media? appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

This “On Point” episode is unusual. We’re worried about the state of our country’s media and what is considered “news” these days. Are you as well? The term “reportedly” refers to copying other reports; what has happened to original reporting? Where are the working journalists? Why are newspapers increasingly irrelevant? Does anyone trust the media? And does it matter if we don’t? Helping us with a unique perspective on these questions is Chris Core, a long-time American radio and TV personality, formerly with Washington DC-based WMAL and WTOP — news and talk radio stations. He says the rise of “opinion news” started in 1988 when Rush Limbaugh took to syndicated radio airwaves. “Some people complained he was biased, and yet he got great ratings,” Chris says. One pet peeve for Chris: The dearth of logical follow-up questions of politicians. The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22450/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Can We Trust the Media?</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

Can We Trust the Media?

In this episode, Julie and Derence have a fun conversation with the one of the industry’s most recognizable and respected marketers, journalists and spokespeople,  Peter Van Aartrijk. He’s an avid fan of the insurance industry, and host of the long-running Wells Media podcast On Point, available on both InsuranceJournal.tv, as well as Apple and Google Podcasts. We discuss everything from Big Dogs to Indiana Jones. Peter also shares some highlights from recent SIR &amp; IMCA research presented at IMCA Ignite last month. If you’d like to know what’s on the mind of insurance marketers right now, give this episode a listen! The post EP.16: Peter Van Aartrijk Rocks! appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

In this episode, Julie and Derence have a fun conversation with the one of the industry’s most recognizable and respected marketers, journalists and spokespeople, Peter Van Aartrijk. He’s an avid fan of the insurance industry, and host of the long-running Wells Media podcast On Point, available on both <a href="http://InsuranceJournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">InsuranceJournal.tv</a>, as well as Apple and Google Podcasts. We discuss everything from Big Dogs to Indiana Jones. Peter also shares some highlights from recent SIR &amp; IMCA research presented at IMCA Ignite last month. If you’d like to know what’s on the mind of insurance marketers right now, give this episode a listen! The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22523/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP.16: Peter Van Aartrijk Rocks!</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

EP.16: Peter Van Aartrijk Rocks!

While technology is continuing to evolve and provide many benefits to insurers and their customers, one concern is that growing connectivity and dependence on technology means a single cyber event could simultaneously impact a large number of businesses. This is called cyber accumulation risk. On this episode of The Insuring Cyber Podcast, Tim Zeilman, vice president with HSB, part of Munich Re, discussed how cyber risk modeling will need to change due to concerns about accumulation. Later in the episode, Norman Niami, vice president and actuary at the American Property Casualty Insurance Association and chairperson of the American Academy of Actuaries Cyber Risk Committee, shared how the evolving tech landscape is creating more risk opportunities for insurers and businesses alike. Thanks for listening! The post EP. 66: Understanding the Domino Effect of Cyber Accumulation Risk appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

While technology is continuing to evolve and provide many benefits to insurers and their customers, one concern is that growing connectivity and dependence on technology means a single cyber event could simultaneously impact a large number of businesses. This is called cyber accumulation risk. On this episode of The Insuring Cyber Podcast, Tim Zeilman, vice president with HSB, part of Munich Re, discussed how cyber risk modeling will need to change due to concerns about accumulation. Later in the episode, Norman Niami, vice president and actuary at the American Property Casualty Insurance Association and chairperson of the American Academy of Actuaries Cyber Risk Committee, shared how the evolving tech landscape is creating more risk opportunities for insurers and businesses alike. Thanks for listening! The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22515/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP. 66: Understanding the Domino Effect of Cyber Accumulation Risk</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

EP. 66: Understanding the Domino Effect of Cyber Accumulation Risk

Vishaal “V8” Hariprasad is the first ever guest of No Exclusions. This is sure to be the answer of a trivia question one day so take note. For now, V8 and I talk about his company Resilience, a little military history, mathematics (patterns, actually), cyber before it was cyber, and a serendipitous White House meeting.  The post Ep. 1: Getting It Straight From V8 (Vishaal Hariprasad) appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

Vishaal “V8” Hariprasad is the first ever guest of No Exclusions. This is sure to be the answer of a trivia question one day so take note. For now, V8 and I talk about his company Resilience, a little military history, mathematics (patterns, actually), cyber before it was cyber, and a serendipitous White House meeting. The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22442/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ep. 1: Getting It Straight From V8 (Vishaal Hariprasad)</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

Ep. 1: Getting It Straight From V8 (Vishaal Hariprasad)

Where can insurance marketing and communications professionals turn for new ideas as well as some group therapy? How about the Insurance Marketing &amp; Communications Association, says Megan Bell, who recently completed a term as chair. On this recording, Megan provides insight into new research of marketers conducted by the association: staffing gaps, marketing spend, success measurement strategies and more. IMCA also completed a brand refresh, including new core values to help marketers succeed. The values “speak deeply to me,” says Megan, who is marketing director of Lloyd’s coverholder Falvey Insurance Group. She also shares her hybrid work environment, which unfolded in a very personal way. With three young kids at home, her husband chose to take a “career pause” and stay at home full time. She goes to the office three days a week. “I feel I can thrive now. Being authentic and real has been such a great lesson out of Covid. My kids are in the background on Zoom calls playing with Legos. People have a real life behind them. Before Covid we didn’t know that much about our people. You bring your whole self to work.” The post Marketing Leader Lauds “Tribal” Peers   appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

Where can insurance marketing and communications professionals turn for new ideas as well as some group therapy? How about the Insurance Marketing &amp; Communications Association, says Megan Bell, who recently completed a term as chair. On this recording, Megan provides insight into new research of marketers conducted by the association: staffing gaps, marketing spend, success measurement strategies and more. IMCA also completed a brand refresh, including new core values to help marketers succeed. The values “speak deeply to me,” says Megan, who is marketing director of Lloyd’s coverholder Falvey Insurance Group. She also shares her hybrid work environment, which unfolded in a very personal way. With three young kids at home, her husband chose to take a “career pause” and stay at home full time. She goes to the office three days a week. “I feel I can thrive now. Being authentic and real has been such a great lesson out of Covid. My kids are in the background on Zoom calls playing with Legos. People have a real life behind them. Before Covid we didn’t know that much about our people. You bring your whole self to work.” The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22371/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Marketing Leader Lauds “Tribal” Peers  </a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

Marketing Leader Lauds “Tribal” Peers  

In this episode, Julie and Derence discuss Meta’s new “Threads”, Twitter competitor, its 30 million sign-ups, and how its privacy policy makes it difficult to untangle from. They also discuss the brilliant Barbie marketing blitz, the Traveler’s Insurance connection to labor perception bias in logo design, and how ChatGPT also incorporates labor perception bias. The post EP. 15: Threads, Barbies, &amp; Labor Perception Bias in ChatGPT appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

In this episode, Julie and Derence discuss Meta’s new “Threads”, Twitter competitor, its 30 million sign-ups, and how its privacy policy makes it difficult to untangle from. They also discuss the brilliant Barbie marketing blitz, the Traveler’s Insurance connection to labor perception bias in logo design, and how ChatGPT also incorporates labor perception bias. The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22502/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP. 15: Threads, Barbies, &amp; Labor Perception Bias in ChatGPT</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

EP. 15: Threads, Barbies, & Labor Perception Bias in ChatGPT

 For some reason the podcast format seems to lend itself to the cannabis world. There are more cannabis focused podcasts than one can count. And they vary broadly in subject matter, tone, and audience. To celebrate the 75th episode of the Insuring Cannabis podcast, we decided to do an episode focused on cannabis podcasts. This episode has some interesting clips from other podcasts, and interviews with some hosts: Bethany Moore of The Cannabis Industry Voice, and Isaac Bock of Roots to Risk. The post EP. 75: The Universe of Cannabis Podcasts: Education, Fun, Advocacy, Insurance appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

For some reason the podcast format seems to lend itself to the cannabis world. There are more cannabis focused podcasts than one can count. And they vary broadly in subject matter, tone, and audience. To celebrate the 75th episode of the Insuring Cannabis podcast, we decided to do an episode focused on cannabis podcasts. This episode has some interesting clips from other podcasts, and interviews with some hosts: Bethany Moore of The Cannabis Industry Voice, and Isaac Bock of Roots to Risk. The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22468/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP. 75: The Universe of Cannabis Podcasts: Education, Fun, Advocacy, Insurance</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

EP. 75: The Universe of Cannabis Podcasts: Education, Fun, Advocacy, Insurance

A 1988 law regarding video rentals, called the Video Privacy Protection Act, is still affecting the legal, and even the insurance and technology landscape, today. On this episode of The Insuring Cyber Podcast, Antonio Trotta, vice president and claims practice leader for cyber, professional liability and financial lines at QBE North America, discussed how costs regarding VPPA claims could add up for insurers and what could change about data privacy laws moving forward. Later in the episode, Odia Kagan, partner and chair of GDPR compliance and international privacy at law firm fox Rothschild, spoke about how data collection practices at companies may need to change as a result of a recent wave of VPPA litigation and some of the challenges with using traditional legislation to litigate modern technology and data privacy issues. Thanks for listening! The post EP. 65: Be Kind, Rewind: How a Blockbuster-Era Law Is Still Being Used in Data Privacy Disputes appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

A 1988 law regarding video rentals, called the Video Privacy Protection Act, is still affecting the legal, and even the insurance and technology landscape, today. On this episode of The Insuring Cyber Podcast, Antonio Trotta, vice president and claims practice leader for cyber, professional liability and financial lines at QBE North America, discussed how costs regarding VPPA claims could add up for insurers and what could change about data privacy laws moving forward. Later in the episode, Odia Kagan, partner and chair of GDPR compliance and international privacy at law firm fox Rothschild, spoke about how data collection practices at companies may need to change as a result of a recent wave of VPPA litigation and some of the challenges with using traditional legislation to litigate modern technology and data privacy issues. Thanks for listening! The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22480/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP. 65: Be Kind, Rewind: How a Blockbuster-Era Law Is Still Being Used in Data Privacy Disputes</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

EP. 65: Be Kind, Rewind: How a Blockbuster-Era Law Is Still Being Used in Data Privacy Disputes

Let’s hear from industry icon Sam Friedman, who retired recently as insurance research lead at Deloitte. Prior to that he was a long-time insurance writer and editor, joining National Underwriter in 1981 and banging away on a typewriter. Back then, he says, independent agents were considered doomed. Today, he notes, “They still hold a very significant share of the personal lines market, which may be a surprise to many, and they’re dominant in commercial lines.” Reflecting on his many research projects, Sam outlines three kinds of agencies: “transactionals,” “collaborators” and “strategics.” Where does your firm fit? Sam tells us which of the three is “the gold standard.” You’ll enjoy this chat with an industry icon. “I like the agents and brokers – they tell great stories, they are fun, they’re constantly under pressure to sell, they’re just a fascinating breed within the insurance industry. They are the face of the industry.” The post Journalist Reflects on 4-Decade Career appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

Let’s hear from industry icon Sam Friedman, who retired recently as insurance research lead at Deloitte. Prior to that he was a long-time insurance writer and editor, joining National Underwriter in 1981 and banging away on a typewriter. Back then, he says, independent agents were considered doomed. Today, he notes, “They still hold a very significant share of the personal lines market, which may be a surprise to many, and they’re dominant in commercial lines.” Reflecting on his many research projects, Sam outlines three kinds of agencies: “transactionals,” “collaborators” and “strategics.” Where does your firm fit? Sam tells us which of the three is “the gold standard.” You’ll enjoy this chat with an industry icon. “I like the agents and brokers – they tell great stories, they are fun, they’re constantly under pressure to sell, they’re just a fascinating breed within the insurance industry. They are the face of the industry.” The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/21690/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Journalist Reflects on 4-Decade Career</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

Journalist Reflects on 4-Decade Career

In this episode, Julie Tinney and Derence Walk discuss the idea that the lack of human-created material may mean that ChatGPT will begin learning from mediocre content. They also discuss trendjacking, Amazon Prime’s potential ad model, and how ChatGPT may be starting to suffer from dementia.  The post EP. 14: Is ChatGPT Learning From Crappy Content? appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

In this episode, Julie Tinney and Derence Walk discuss the idea that the lack of human-created material may mean that ChatGPT will begin learning from mediocre content. They also discuss trendjacking, Amazon Prime’s potential ad model, and how ChatGPT may be starting to suffer from dementia. The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22462/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP. 14: Is ChatGPT Learning From Crappy Content?</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

EP. 14: Is ChatGPT Learning From Crappy Content?

 In the second in a series of episodes within the Insuring Cannabis podcast focused on science, we learn about cannabis extraction. Starting with an extraction 101 explainer, we get into topics that include refinement, isolates and distillates, color remediation, and more with Darwin Millard, chief science officer for Final Bell Corp., AKA The Spock of Cannabis. The post EP. 74: The Science of Cannabis Extraction appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

In the second in a series of episodes within the Insuring Cannabis podcast focused on science, we learn about cannabis extraction. Starting with an extraction 101 explainer, we get into topics that include refinement, isolates and distillates, color remediation, and more with Darwin Millard, chief science officer for Final Bell Corp., AKA The Spock of Cannabis. The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22428/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP. 74: The Science of Cannabis Extraction</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

EP. 74: The Science of Cannabis Extraction

Rob Schimek, CEO of bolttech, and Rick McCathron, CEO of Hippo, both spoke with The Insuring Cyber Podcast from the annual Insurtech Insights conference held in June in New York City. They spoke about how InsurTechs will need to collaborate and partner with not only insurers, but each other, to stay ahead of the many challenges in the industry. They also discussed why they don’t like the term “disruptor” for InsurTechs and prefer to think of themselves as enablers and partners. Check out the conversation!  The post EP. 64: Collaboration is Key for InsurTechs in a Challenging Environment appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

Rob Schimek, CEO of bolttech, and Rick McCathron, CEO of Hippo, both spoke with The Insuring Cyber Podcast from the annual Insurtech Insights conference held in June in New York City. They spoke about how InsurTechs will need to collaborate and partner with not only insurers, but each other, to stay ahead of the many challenges in the industry. They also discussed why they don’t like the term “disruptor” for InsurTechs and prefer to think of themselves as enablers and partners. Check out the conversation! The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22426/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP. 64: Collaboration is Key for InsurTechs in a Challenging Environment</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

EP. 64: Collaboration is Key for InsurTechs in a Challenging Environment

Thank you for joining me in this first episode of Insurance Flipsides. I am L.S Howard, International Editor at Wells Media Group, and we’ll be using this podcast as a way to focus on the positive contributions the industry makes – ranging from giving back to society, to providing essential coverages for people and businesses. From time to time, we also might talk about how the industry can improve its sometimes-tarnished image and increase its relevance in a rapidly changing risk environment. I hope you enjoy our discussions. In May I interviewed two of the four crewmembers who are now rowing from Monterey, California to Hawaii, as part of the World’s Toughest Row – Pacific Challenge. Theresa Patricios is head of Investments at Convex, and Cameron Parker, is head of P&amp;C Structured Solutions Europe at Swiss Re. They are joined on the boat by Andrei Celovschi and Stuart Thompson, both of Swiss Re. These intrepid individuals will be rowing for 2,800 miles, non-stop, for their team “The Pacific Discovery.” It’s scary, exciting, the adventure of a lifetime – and it’s definitely a challenge. The charity Theresa and Cameron are supporting is Mind, the UK-based mental health charity. You can find the charity app by clicking here. The app for tracking boat races: YB Races  The post EP. 1: Reinsurers Compete in World’s Toughest Row appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

Thank you for joining me in this first episode of Insurance Flipsides. I am L.S Howard, International Editor at Wells Media Group, and we’ll be using this podcast as a way to focus on the positive contributions the industry makes – ranging from giving back to society, to providing essential coverages for people and businesses. From time to time, we also might talk about how the industry can improve its sometimes-tarnished image and increase its relevance in a rapidly changing risk environment. I hope you enjoy our discussions. In May I interviewed two of the four crewmembers who are now rowing from Monterey, California to Hawaii, as part of the World’s Toughest Row – Pacific Challenge. Theresa Patricios is head of Investments at Convex, and Cameron Parker, is head of P&amp;C Structured Solutions Europe at Swiss Re. They are joined on the boat by Andrei Celovschi and Stuart Thompson, both of Swiss Re. These intrepid individuals will be rowing for 2,800 miles, non-stop, for their team “The Pacific Discovery.” It’s scary, exciting, the adventure of a lifetime – and it’s definitely a challenge. The charity Theresa and Cameron are supporting is Mind, the UK-based mental health charity. <a href="https://pacific-discovery.com/support-us" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">You can find the charity app by clicking here.</a> The app for tracking boat races: YB Races <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/app/uploads/2023/06/pacific-discovery-crew.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22436/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP. 1: Reinsurers Compete in World’s Toughest Row</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

EP. 1: Reinsurers Compete in World’s Toughest Row

Jack Daniels

In this episode, Julie Tinney &amp; Derence Walk discuss the Apple Developers Conference takeaways, A former NBC Universal Marketing Exec taking over as Twitter CEO, Jack Daniels brand win at the Supreme court, the kidnapping of Adobe co-founder Chuck Geschke, and marketers stressing over Pride Month rainbow logos. The post EP. 13: Jack Daniels, Kidnapping &amp; Rainbows appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

In this episode, Julie Tinney &amp; Derence Walk discuss the Apple Developers Conference takeaways, A former NBC Universal Marketing Exec taking over as Twitter CEO, Jack Daniels brand win at the Supreme court, the kidnapping of <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.com/advertise/ijam/photoshop-splash-screen.png" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Adobe co-founder Chuck Geschke,</a> and marketers stressing over Pride Month rainbow logos. The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22424/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP. 13: Jack Daniels, Kidnapping &amp; Rainbows</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

EP. 13: Jack Daniels, Kidnapping & Rainbows

In this recording we check in with Jason Cass, an agency principal who enjoys challenging the status quo. These days he’s putting energy into a new conference, called IndieTech, to showcase oft-disparate technology players who are improving independent agents’ company and customer workflows and service. Smart agents are moving well beyond the capabilities of traditional management systems, Jason says. He points out a recent demo where an insuretech used artificial intelligence in a browser to eliminate the need for APIs, accessing carriers’ underwriting models and generating 11 quotes in less than 30 seconds and a bindable proposal in less than five minutes. “That is an electrifying thing,” Jason says. “AI will not replace agents. But agents who use AI will replace agents who don’t. It’s the great separator.” IndieTech 2023 will be hosted in Indianapolis in August. The post “IndieTech” Event Created for Agents appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

In this recording we check in with Jason Cass, an agency principal who enjoys challenging the status quo. These days he’s putting energy into a new conference, called IndieTech, to showcase oft-disparate technology players who are improving independent agents’ company and customer workflows and service. Smart agents are moving well beyond the capabilities of traditional management systems, Jason says. He points out a recent demo where an insuretech used artificial intelligence in a browser to eliminate the need for APIs, accessing carriers’ underwriting models and generating 11 quotes in less than 30 seconds and a bindable proposal in less than five minutes. “That is an electrifying thing,” Jason says. “AI will not replace agents. But agents who use AI will replace agents who don’t. It’s the great separator.” IndieTech 2023 will be hosted in Indianapolis in August. The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/21687/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">“IndieTech” Event Created for Agents</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

“IndieTech” Event Created for Agents

Perennial “On Point” rock star Dennis Moseley-Williams reflects and digs deep on this recording. No matter what size business you’re leading, here are five pieces of advice to get you thinking differently. The financial services management consultant covers anticipating disruption, creating the unexpected for clients, “life/work integration” (not balance), generating ideas from all quarters of the firm, and learning to listen and be more vulnerable. “Don’t double-down on the status quo; think about transformation,” Dennis says. “Don’t think about the money or it’s a race to the bottom.” A client-focus is more important than process, he insists. The post The “Reluctant CEO” appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

Perennial “On Point” rock star Dennis Moseley-Williams reflects and digs deep on this recording. No matter what size business you’re leading, here are five pieces of advice to get you thinking differently. The financial services management consultant covers anticipating disruption, creating the unexpected for clients, “life/work integration” (not balance), generating ideas from all quarters of the firm, and learning to listen and be more vulnerable. “Don’t double-down on the status quo; think about transformation,” Dennis says. “Don’t think about the money or it’s a race to the bottom.” A client-focus is more important than process, he insists. The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/21675/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The “Reluctant CEO”</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

The “Reluctant CEO”

In this episode of the Insurance Journal Advertising &amp; Marketing (IJam) podcast, Julie &amp; Derence discuss the new ChatGPT App, Google Bard limitations at the moment, the iconic “Think Small” Volkswagen ad campaign, and an instance of ChatGPT pulling a Julian Lennon fact out of thin air.  (This episode is dedicated to Tina Turner &amp; Max,  the World’s Most Handsome Guinea Pig.) The post EP. 12: ChatGPT Apps, Volkswagen Campaigns &amp; Guinea Pig Holes appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

In this episode of the Insurance Journal Advertising &amp; Marketing (IJam) podcast, Julie &amp; Derence discuss the new ChatGPT App, Google Bard limitations at the moment, the iconic “Think Small” Volkswagen ad campaign, and an instance of ChatGPT pulling a Julian Lennon fact out of thin air.  (This episode is dedicated to Tina Turner &amp; Max,  the World’s Most Handsome Guinea Pig.) The post <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv/videos/22361/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP. 12: ChatGPT Apps, Volkswagen Campaigns &amp; Guinea Pig Holes</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.insurancejournal.tv" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insurance Journal TV</a>.

EP. 12: ChatGPT Apps, Volkswagen Campaigns & Guinea Pig Holes

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