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I had the pleasure of sitting down with Josh Levine the Founder & CEO at Cake & Arrow on my podcast.
In the bustling world of insurance innovation, finding the perfect blend of user-centric design and technological prowess can often feel like navigating a labyrinth. Yet, amidst the complexities, there are guiding lights illuminating the path forward.
Buckle up! We dove deep into the rabbit hole of product recall insurance with Marcos Garcia Norris Partner at Axon Crisis Management
Today's discussion with Marcos covered a critical but often overlooked topic: crisis management in product recalls. We explored the potential of building an MGA model around product recall insurance, generating valuable insights during insurance underwriting.
I had the great honor of having my friend Tim as a guest on my show.
His story really inspired me and I believe that will inspire you two, if you're an insurance agent or entrepreneur.
We talked about his book, his journey, the insurance situation in California, tech, and more.
Tim wrote a book about his journey to become one of the largest independent insurance firms in both Los Angeles City and the San Fernando Valley (As of late 2021 as ranked by the LA and SFV business journals).
"If you are lucky enough to be in this industry, I think insurance is the best industry in the world"
Join me in this episode as we unravel the complexities of captive insurance, guided by an expert whose passion and knowledge are sure to captivate your interest - @Ins_Brkr. Whether you're a novice or an industry veteran, there's something for everyone in this exploration of a field that continues to shape the future of insurance. Stay informed, stay engaged, and join the conversation on Twitter for a deeper dive into the ever-evolving world of insurance.
This week I had the pleasure of speaking with Amir Kabir, an active investor and expert in the field of Insurtech. Our conversation was fascinating and multifaceted, and I was deeply impressed by both Amir's extensive knowledge and his passion for the field.
If you enjoyed this, share it with others and follow me Evyatar Amira for more in future.
In our latest podcast episode, we unravel the complexities of insurance product creation with Peter Tilbrook from Loro Insurtech Inc.
Discover how Loro's no-code platform is reshaping the industry, providing free access for the first $100,000 GWP annually. Explore their sales model, empowering insurers and MGAs for agile and comprehensive coverage offerings.
Dive into Insurtech 2.0, where industry expertise matters. Loro's founders, Peter Tilbrook, Loris Candylaftis, and Diego Silva Villalba, bring a wealth of experience, ensuring a deep understanding of industry challenges.
Kate Terry, initially an aspiring archaeologist, found her passion in insurance. With two decades of experience, she discusses Surround Insurance, revolutionizing accessibility for professionals and clients. The platform simplifies the insurance experience for today's youth, offering transparent access and clear communication.
Follow Surround Insurance on TikTok and Instagram for insights.
It's always great to meet a new friend, and even more so when you share the same interests, especially when it comes to CrossFit.
As my guest today points out, CrossFit. is the perfect combination of competition and collaboration. And that, in my opinion, is also what succinctly describes our Insurtech and insurance community. On the one hand, there is competition between the different startups (healthy competition that should be) and even the startup itself is in constant competition against time. On the other hand, the essential collaboration between all the stakeholders involved in the community - insurance companies, insurance agents, technologists, claims, loss control, and anyone who is actually on the supply chain in our world.
Collaboration is the main topic with my guest, Joshua R. Hollander . Joshua R. Hollander has a leading podcast host in the Insurtech community called Insurtech Leadership Podcast that brings together and presents excellent interviews with various stakeholders in the community. I highly recommend listening, because the interviews are short but comprehensive and give you food for thought and the opportunity to delve deeper into things later.
Joshua R. Hollander brings his many years of knowledge and experience from the fintech world to help companies develop themselves in the field. As CEO of Horton International, they advise companies of all sizes and stages, focusing on unique and caring attention.
We discussed the insurtech industry, the missing qualities in C-level executives of startups, and his 2025 predictions, some of which were distinct.
Welcome back! You're tuned in to another exciting episode, and today we're diving again into the world of insurance with none other than Bobby Touran, the Co-Founder and CEO of Rainbow, an #MGA carving its niche in restaurant insurance. Trust me, by the end of this episode, you'll be hungry 🤤 for insurance insights!
Now, before we unravel the layers of Bobby's insurance journey, did you know that the meaning of 'Baabak' in Persian is Honest? And in the insurance realm, honesty is a cornerstone, shaping the very core of what we do.
Buckle up as Bobby takes us through his evolution from an eager insurance learner to building not one (Pathpoint) but two insurtech companies. We'll explore how his industry experience has molded his approach to tackling the unique challenges of restaurant insurance.
What sets Rainbow apart? Bobby spills the beans on their unique business model, focused on delivering value-added products and services for insurance agents. Plus, we'll delve into the crucial role trust plays in the insurance game and how Rainbow goes the extra mile to foster strong, trusting relationships with its customers, the insurance agents.
There's more! Bobby, or should I say Baabak Bobby Touran, shares his insights on growth opportunities in the commercial insurance space and drops some knowledge for investors eyeing the vibrant world of insurtech.
Stick around to discover:
The secrets behind Rainbow's unique business model;
Must-know tips for investors venturing into insurtechs;
Bobby's key takeaways about MGAs;
The art of creating a positive Loss Ratio;
Uncovering growth opportunities in the commercial insurance landscape
In this episode of Policy in Wonderland, we embark on a captivating journey into the world of insurance alongside with Brett Fulmer AKA Broker Brett.
More than just an insurance broker, Brett's multifaceted persona encompasses an enterprising entrepreneur, investor, and influential figure (search for him on YouTube & on X (twitter), and of course, check his website.
Join us as we delve into a warm and insightful conversation, reminiscent of sharing tea by the fireplace. Brett's passion for the industry shines through as he generously shares his knowledge on a diverse range of topics:
The Evolving Role of Insurance Brokers;
Empowering Startups through Insurance Expertise: Discover how Brett guides startups through the complexities of insurance (special shout-out to Brett for introducing me to the great Curtis Goldsborough).
MGAs: Gain valuable insights into the role and impact of MGAs on the industry.
and more ...
Whether you're an entrepreneur exploring the insurance landscape, an aspiring innovator in insurtech, or a seasoned professional seeking to stay ahead of the curve, Brett's insights hold immense value. So, grab a cup of tea 🫖, settle in, and prepare to be enriched by this captivating conversation with Broker Brett.
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